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See our paper "Distributions of Arctic and Northwest Atlantic killer whales inferred from oxygen isotopes" at https://rdcu.be/chod9 Distributions inferred from these isotopes, as well as other evidence, suggests there isn't a single population distributed across the NW Atlantic
SEASPIRACY IS FINALLY HERE!
As someone passionate about ocean life, I set out to document the harm that humans do to marine species, but instead, I uncovered an alarming global corruption..
#seaspiracy
@GeorgeMonbiot @cyrillgutsch @seashepherd
Great collaborative work, and happy to be part of this effort. Congrats to @SarahENelms for your great job as a lead author! https://twitter.com/SarahENelms/status/1375088330711400451
Our new paper is out now!
Marine mammals play important roles in the #ocean🐋🐬🦭
Humans impact many species & 25% are #threatened👎
Evaluating threats & #conservation mechanisms is key📉
Collaborative effort by scientists from 13 countries 🌍
📰https://bit.ly/3rfXAhq
#IMPAC5 website launch. I'll bookmark this one. Highly protected MPAs help address #BiodiversityCrisis @marinemammalogy @pewenvironment @VisitPitcairn @HawaiiReef @pmdphawaii @sanctuaries @NOAAOceanToday @mcsuk @ecology_lab @MarineConnectio @whales_org https://www.impac5.ca
When generating absences for presence-only data, there are a suite of approaches available to use. The method may not be as important as appropriately sampling the background environment to match your hypothesis. Read more #OA at @BES_Move_SIG.
https://movementecologyjournal.biomedcentral.com/track/pdf/10.1186/s40462-021-00240-2.pdf
Check out our new paper: using published data, we estimate that fishes contribute 16% of ocean carbon flux through poop & vertical movement 🌊🐟💩 https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/lno.11709 #FishCarbon @aslo_org @coastresnor
@WandaYYT @EddieSheerr Horrifying how little ice in the NW Atlantic this winter. Unless things change a lot, this will mean high mortality for ice-breeding harp seals and a mismatch between ice capelin food this spring which will have an impact on the entire marine ecosystem (as it did in 2010)
New collaborative paper involving our lab! Thanks to the amazing students and colleagues for their work on this sensitive issue
Whale meat consumption in the Caribbean: a potential risk for public health? Our latest paper was just published https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10807039.2020.1870865
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