A few Norfolk #foraminifera from the International Marine Plankton Bioblitz last week. #plankton #marinebiology
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Diatoms are normally so full of color! Not this diatom though... this diatom is colorless.
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Call for experienced anglers to bolster shark data bbc.in/3vpaoKF
Straight from the camera - #Foraminifera from the latest sample from Norfolk. Forams are single-celled protists that secrete a little shell. They are incredibly diverse! #plankton
The international marine plankton Bioblitz is still in full swing, although I’m now winding down here in the UK. Here’s a barnacle cyprid larva, just because #plankton
Kids are LOVING the @RAFRadarMuseum - more people need to come here. It’s epic!
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Tom Jackson and Jennifer Parker's #Plankton provides an incomparable look at these remarkable creatures, opening a window on the elegance and grace of microscopic #marine life.
This engaging book arrives April 9. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02p8nkV0
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Crab Zoea , amazing that some our most exquisite marine wildlife is invisible to the naked eye #plankton #planktonic
Will is an epic human and it’s a pleasure to know him.
💬 “I’ve always known my brain works differently. I’ve grown into the vocabulary to describe that difference and becoming formally diagnosed was a step on that path, but it wasn’t a definitive one."
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#Neurodiversity #STEM
Thanks for the shout out @DASSH !
Just a few days until the International Marine Plankton Project Bioblitz 2024 is held! A #CitizenScience project with results being recorded on @inaturalist
#iNaturalistUK @NBNTrust
Details of how to join in can be found below 👇
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Righto, give me all the best #plankton accounts to follow!
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Exciting new international #BioBlitz coming up THIS MONTH! 📣
Join the International Marine Plankton BioBlitz on 30th March 2024. 🌊🔍
People from all over the world will be sampling from their location and noting down what they find.
Get involved! 👇
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I think this snazzy looking Platyhelminth worm is from the family Opecoelidae (please let me know if you think I’m wrong!). This family of worms is usually found as parasites on fish! #platyhelminth #plankton #zooplankton #marinebiology
























