Michael Johns

seabirds | marine ecology | PhD | @PointBlueConSci biologist | 🏳️‍🌈| he/him

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

@PointBlueConSci and the study being referenced took place on the Farallones. https://t.co/beE81HXlQi

[Michael J. Williamson @mjw_marine]

Delighted to share our new @marine_science paper out in
@Ecol_Evol today.

Analysing detection gaps in acoustic telemetry data to infer differential movement patterns in fish

#openaccess here https://t.co/MPIP7D0xqG

@kclgeography @ZSLScience @Bertarelli_fdn

[Casey Clark @CracklySea]

Happy to see our newest paper, assessing the use of walrus teeth as trace element biomonitors, published in Science of the Total Environment (@STOTEN_journal) yesterday! It's open access and you can check it out here: https://t.co/QqYHbh6r6p

[Michael J. Williamson @mjw_marine]

New paper by Kylie Owen and colleagues showing that following gradients of dimethyl sulfide can lead to marine predators discovering greater prey biomass #science #research #ocean @CommsBio @Zitterbart_WHOI https://t.co/2OiXbU6HmW

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

Learning To Love Bird Photography, Thanks To A 'Competitive Collaboration' https://t.co/t3u1hVO6MG

[PacificSeabirdGroup @PacificSeabirds]

"In Alaska, one of the longest-running and most comprehensive #seabird #monitoring projects is equal parts tedium, #adventure, truth, and #beauty."

https://t.co/pZH4cP2rOh

[New Scientist @newscientist]

This shot of fairy penguins in the suburbs of Melbourne by Tobias Baumgaertner won the Community Choice Award in Oceanographic magazine’s Ocean Photography Awards 2020. https://t.co/4XCzSHRpMa

[Casey Clark @CracklySea]

Strontium and barium in #walrus teeth hold promise as tools for studying weaning, but important differences from terrestrial mammals show that we still have a lot to learn (as always). Excited to share our new paper in @MethodsEcolEvol. Check it out here: https://t.co/GDsmq6s7On

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

Great animation, shitty circumstances

[Steven Bernard @sdbernard]

Animation showing how smoke from the wildfires on the west coast of the US is affecting areas as far away as New York, and even northern Europe

Read @FinancialTimes' @lesliehook's fascinating article

https://t.co/qOLZ1JTi8M

@QGIS #gistribe #dataviz #ddj

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

@gall_adri Stay strong

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

Sometimes, writing is very hard. Now is one of those times.

[Casey Clark @CracklySea]

New paper in @ScienceAdvances! Strong evidence that #salmon was an important food resource for ancient Beringians ~11,500 years ago. Had tons of fun stepping outside my wheelhouse for a bit, and I'm grateful to have been included! Check it out here: https://t.co/re6RjcjaXm

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

Some of my favorites from this season on SEFI.
https://t.co/PVtUQ3cCxl

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

https://t.co/pCdSi9jox1

[Casey Clark @CracklySea]

New paper in Journal of Mammalogy! Sex of Pacific #walrus skeletal remains can be determined from a few mandible measurements: https://t.co/tUAY0YZegc. Very proud to have mentored Nathan in his capstone research at @uafairbanks, and of his persistence in publishing! @Mammalogists

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

https://t.co/UGuYN4vr5d

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

My favorite little auklet, 131319997. She's got some stories to tell.
https://t.co/o1ouMAZxS8

[Casey Clark @CracklySea]

I'm incredibly happy to announce that my favorite (and final) PhD chapter was just published in @conphysjournal! Introducing a new method for estimating age at maturity in female #walruses based on zinc concentrations in their teeth. Check it out here: https://t.co/ohsz4G6qes

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

I don't even have to enter the "M"...
https://t.co/7e5CriSrR2

[Michael Johns @mejohns3]

Some good news for a change, our Cassin's auklet winter movement paper is now out in the recent issue of Ecological Applications. https://t.co/2Tw7U00lbV