Another excellent work led by @NicolasJoly20 on lifelong downfall of late-breeding little penguins: reduced success, lighter chicks & carry-over effects into the next season. 20 years of data on how phenology impacts fitness & life-long breeding capacity https://t.co/DLLoAEugho
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Long-term datasets are incredibly valuable for examining how unexpected big events impact ecosystems. Great paper led by @bjm_dupuis together with some other awesome people @MariannaKimient@NicolasJoly20
Well done @bjm_dupuis! 👏 🎉Combining the several datasets of the long-term monitoring program allowed for a wider perspective on the effects of changes in anthropogenic activities (including Covid-19) on little penguins' breeding biology @PengChiara@NicolasJoly20
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*when the villain in the movie has a PhD*
Viewers without a PhD: Ah, they are just saying he’s a smart villain. Makes sense.
Viewers with a PhD: Ah, grad school and academia drove him to madness. Makes sense.
A PhD chapter came out while I was in the field!
Kittiwakes bred earlier (and better) under colder climate--not a great fit for the future
Murres bred earlier as the Arctic warmed up--but only by ~1 wk, while sea-ice out dates are ~1 mo earlier
https://t.co/fOf5HPEoEr
Forget young, forever middle age! No midlife crisis if you are a penguin! Selection, constraint or restraint mechanism? Age‐related breeding success in little penguins: selection and ontogenetic changes in foraging and phenology @PhillipIslandNP@CNRS https://t.co/ZyhY3yrA9a