Colin Bean retweeted
Excellent PhD here on the fascinating story of the recolonisation of the River Clyde by Atlantic salmon.
Great supervisors and a great opportunity
gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/docto…
Colin Bean retweeted
There is no better place IMHO! Am absolutely humbled to have the opportunity to work here.
Looking for a place to bring students for field courses on lakes, rivers, woodland etc? Please get in touch. Catered accommodation for up to 43 people, teaching labs & expert help.
🌿✨ Soar over our breathtaking Scottish Centre for Ecology & Natural Environment in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs! Since 1946, @sceneUofG has led teaching & research into nature and human impact. 🌍🍃
Explore more: buff.ly/3MqJEy8
#MVLS2033 #EcoResearch #Scotland
Colin Bean retweeted
Yellowfin tuna feeding varies by location.
This #BioLogging study uses electronic tagging to show differences in energy intake across the tropical Pacific, explaining size variation and informing conservation.
Find out more here⬇️
academic.oup.com/conphys/art…
Colin Bean retweeted
One of the biggest landslides in known history happened underwater, in Europe.
Around 8,150 years ago, a vast section of the Norwegian seabed collapsed, shifting thousands of cubic kilometres of sediment and sending a gigantic tsunami into Scotland, Shetland and Norway.
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Colin Bean retweeted
Right up my street! Also, lots of lovely information on functional ecology available from fish bone isotopes...
A new #ScienceReview highlights the growing potential of archaeogenomics to inform restoration, conservation, sustainable fisheries management, and climate adaptation strategies worldwide. scim.ag/4yWMyl0
Colin Bean retweeted
Doing fish eDNA?
this from the @FAO will likely be of interest
openknowledge.fao.org/items/…
Colin Bean retweeted
What's your strategy for learning the birds / fishes / bugs / plants etc ?
rom.on.ca/magazine/largest-b…
If we cancel Linnaean ranks we must learn all the branches of the Tree of Life, which is good for specialists. Others can use the classification as a shortcut to learn some but not necessarily all the main branches encoded as genera and families.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Researchers have discovered a contagious cancer in catfish – just the fourth example of tumour cells that spread naturally from one animal to another
go.nature.com/4bXLV0K
Colin Bean retweeted
Announcing Blue Earth Bathymetry 2.0, terrain data for making attractive maps of the ocean floor. Developed with National Geographic Society funding, they generously allowed us to share it with the wider cartographic community. Thank you. shadedrelief.com/blue-earth-…
Colin Bean retweeted
Pre-industrial revolution and the rivers are already impacted. One to think about when contemplating baseline conditions in our rivers.
How did mills and their associated structures affect aquatic taxa and ecosystems?
Colin Bean retweeted
Online now: Diversity patterns are parsimoniously explained by equilibrium dynamics dlvr.it/TSzywP
Colin Bean retweeted
It's a wrap! Stay tuned for the outputs from the Forty-Third Annual Meeting of NASCO going up shortly.
You can read Council's Press Release here: nasco.int/wp-content/uploads…
... and the Press Release on NASCO's newly revised Guidelines for the Protection, Restoration and Improvement of Atlantic Salmon Habitat here: nasco.int/wp-content/uploads…
#NASCO43 #Atlantic #Salmon
Colin Bean retweeted
Check out this research methods guide 👇️
Deep blueprint: A literature review and guide to automated image classification for ecologists🖥️
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Colin Bean retweeted
🐠 new podcast episode for our recently published paper, "Invasive goldfish trigger a regime shift in experimental lake ecosystems of varying trophic state"
📝 read the paper here: buff.ly/GksGNbO
🎙️ listen to the podcast here: buff.ly/jSreNPv
Colin Bean retweeted
Online now: A pioneering theory for anticipating changes in population growth? dlvr.it/TSrJw1
Colin Bean retweeted
New research show biological invasions disrupt the relationship between size spectrum and trophic interactions in freshwater fish communities🌍 🐟️ 📈
🔎 Read more: buff.ly/9RvuSYJ
Colin Bean retweeted
Never confuse education with intelligence, you can have a PhD and still be an idiot.
- Richard Feynman
Colin Bean retweeted
In 1996, I was a student at @ManMetUni and did a placement with @ProfColinBean at @StirUni.
Colin introduced me to fish ecology and to @sceneUofG.
I knew from then that I wanted to be a fish ecologist. Also, 30 years later I'm the director of SCENE 😎
Colin Bean retweeted
A very, very cool charr SIA story!
HT @fishyomics
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.25…
Colin Bean retweeted
New paper on how Rising temperatures non-additively alter how different dimensions of biodiversity affect ecosystem-scale processes🌍 🖥️ 🌱
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