Our review explores studies linking marine fish traits and range shifts. We noted the need for studies in areas of the global South and clear rationales for traits used in models. We found common traits related to range shifts across biogeographic regions. https://t.co/dd4iCWvl82
🚨Pasantía y/o Tesis de Grado🚨
Buscamos estudiante avanzado de Biología de la @unpsjb_madryn que le interese hacer una pasantía con oportunidad de tesis de grado estudiando #peces y #RedesTróficas
Postulaciones hasta el 15 de julio🗓️
@unpsjb_oficial: Pasantía con posibilidad de tesina a estudiantes de Biología de Puerto Madryn sobre "Efectos de cambios en la composición de comunidad de peces sobre la estructura y estabilidad de la red trófica de Patagonia Central". Mas información en: https://t.co/nqZxFfxdc6
Yesterday, we heard from Dr Martha Patricia Rincón-Díaz, this year's Huntingford Medal winner! She gave a talk about her award-winning publication and has now shared her thoughts with us. Congratulations!
The publication is openly accessible in #JFB (https://t.co/MnWJayZqTC).
In today's last keynote, we hear from Prof @ChristinacHicks who talks about fisheries and nutrition, and the societal phenomena behind fish as barely a source of protein - climate change, economic inequalities, and many more!
Here is one of the key takeaways.
We now hear from Dr Martha Patricia Rincón-Díaz, this year's Huntingford medal winner! She talks to us about her award winning publication, identifying functional changes & the resilience of fish communities to fishing. Open access in #JFB! https://t.co/3MQtpbtGx5 #FSBI2022
Gracias @CONICETCenpat por la difusión de la investigación y el premio que todo el equipo de trabajo recibe con alegría!
Becaria del CENPAT ganó la medalla Huntingford https://t.co/wUVRWt9ODp
@TheFSBI Our research team is very grateful and honored to receive this award for the best paper published by an early carrier scientist in the Journal of Fish Biology in 2022! Thanks to the Fisheries Society of the British Isles @TheFSBI for this recognition!