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Chris Stallings

@cdstallings
Joined December 2013
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Apologies for the weird spam tweet. Evidently my account was hacked so I have updated my pw. Thanks to @DrFishCounter for alerting me!
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Let's get to it! 💪 @ChristerHansson @PhamHoa10502195 @artu_leen @Sety08052022 @gariban_genc36 @worangshi @irnlddi @lkz_eth @dumbQQ @Ashima20083946 @GladysEwolo @Sultan166413337
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This is a berry good map. The distribution of 19 types of berries native to North America are shown in this interactive map. Source: buff.ly/3ZvAmGv
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Peter Sale@PeterSale33 Sep 2020
One of the giants
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I thought the exact same when I read about how he spent his weekend.
Jo (@JoJoFromJerz) profile pictureJo
@JoJoFromJerz16 Aug 2020
His brother was dying. He stopped by. He then spent the weekend golfing. This is how little he cares about his own brother. How does a single American believe he cares about them? He doesn’t care. He never has. He never will.
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I can't retweet this enough
Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) profile pictureJoe Biden
@JoeBiden2 Aug 2020
Now more than ever, we need a president who believes in science.
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Good grief, my young children can read a graph better than @IngrahamAngle
Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) profile pictureLaura Ingraham
@IngrahamAngle30 Jul 2020
Texas...looking pretty good. Bad news for the “Shut it all Down” Democrats.
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Amid the turbulence of a pandemic & racedemic, I offer this reflection on what Earth looks like from space, as only an Apollo astronaut can tell it.
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Since the same water has circulated the earth for eons, much of the H20 we drink has already been excreted by a living being, whether human or dinosaur - ie all tap water is "toilet to tap". The yuck factor is all in our heads. @DominicFracassa @SFWater
San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) profile pictureSan Francisco Chronicle
@sfchronicle20 Nov 2019
A city agency just finished more than a year’s worth of research into how SF might someday tap a new source of drinkable water: H20 harvested from toilets, sinks and shower drains. @dominicfracassa tests the waters: trib.al/wd2dKUr
From toilets to taps: SF tests new water recycling program

From toilets to taps: SF tests new water recycling program

A city agency just finished more than a year’s worth of research into how San Francisco might someday tap a new source of drinkable water: H20 harvested from toilets, sinks and shower drains.

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Such an important point @SETAC_plastics #microplastics – at Corvallis, OR
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very interesting!
Adrian Stier (@AdrianStier) profile pictureAdrian Stier@AdrianStier23 Sep 2019
Replying to @AdrianStier
somehow the link above to our paper on metabolism-body size relationships in fishes is broken, here's another frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Frontiers | Strong Evidence for an Intraspecific Metabolic Scaling Coefficient Near 0.89 in Fish

Frontiers | Strong Evidence for an Intraspecific Metabolic Scaling Coefficient Near 0.89 in Fish

As an example of applying the evidential approach to statistical inference, we address one of the longest standing controversies in ecology, the evidence for...

frontiersin.org
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Deterring grazing through cuteness hypothesis
Adrian Stier (@AdrianStier) profile pictureAdrian Stier@AdrianStier5 Sep 2019
WARNING - strawberry anemones are EXTREMELY CUTE - @ameliaritger has been doing some really cool work this summer on their capacity to deter urchin grazing!
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Here a look inside the clear eye of #Dorian this morning from the @HRD_AOML_NOAA Hurricane Hunter P-3 Aircraft. Picture credit Paul Chang
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This is climate change... the Florida wet season in the summer used to be due to afternoon thunderstorms so consistent you could set your watch to them. Now it's more of a monsoonal pattern. I need some galoshes.
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Congrats to the 2020 Knauss Fellows! What an awesome program.
NOAA Sea Grant (@SeaGrant) profile pictureNOAA Sea Grant@SeaGrant24 Jul 2019
Announcing the finalists for the 2020 John A. #Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Program! These 69 talented early career professionals will spend next year “in the trenches” of Washington D.C. learning and shaping marine policy and management. Congrats to all!
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Lobster Mini Season starts July 24...stay safe and watch out for your fellow divers! diversalertnetwork.org/flori…
Ok sailors, we know red sky at night vs morning... but what forecast should we expect for red cloud with a rainbow in the morning?
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A new view of Atlantic Tarpon life history through stable isotope analysis of their eye lenses.
Chris Stallings (@FishEcologyLab) profile pictureChris Stallings@FishEcologyLab22 Jul 2019
Exciting new paper on the entire life history of Atlantic Tarpon using chemical ecology of the eye lenses! They exhibited upper estuarine habitat dependence followed by foraging system fidelity. Read it here: bit.ly/tarponeyes @USFCMS @MyFWC @tarbone @cdstallings #tarpon
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Image from Chris Stallings (@FishEcologyLab)
Image from Chris Stallings (@FishEcologyLab)
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In honor of the late Terry Tomalin, USFSP is raising funds for a Florida Studies & Outdoor Leadership scholarship: usffdn.usf.edu/herdfunder/22…
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