I'm a comparative biologist at Boston College, exhausted dad, and like you, a fish.
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Christopher Kenaley retweeted
Just out, Michael Nachman and 120 of the rest of us emphasize the continued need to add new specimens of whole organisms to the world's network of natural history collections. #PLOSBiology: dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
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Basking sharks are what now?! New paper led by @haleydolton where we document regional endothermy in our favourite giant filter feeding sharky 🔥. Interesting implications for evolution and ecological advantages of regional endothermy; we thought it was only seen in apex 🦈&🐟1/3
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Peter Wainwright has just won the Joseph Nelson award for a lifetime of achievement in ichthyology. So very cool. One of my earliest mentors at ASIH.
#jmih23
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
🌳✨Prepare to be amazed! Now, we can accurately map tree heights at a sub-meter scale for entire countries using aerial images and AI 🤖. Take a look at our tree height map of California, home to the tallest and largest tree species on our planet ✈️🌲🌎
doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2306.…
ALT Canopy height of California in meters
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
What tweetable #rstats function have you written recently to reduce duplication in your data analysis code? I'm looking for some inspiration as I re-write the functions chapter in R4DS.
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
Our first collaboration with @kenaley showing the kinematic swimming differences between normal and hypothyroid zebrafish!
Congrats to Pranav who contributed this first-author work as an undergrad in our lab!
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Any and all welcome!
Upcoming IOMM workshop - please join us Friday, August 12th from 10am-12pm (PT) to learn about the use of physical models in evolutionary biology!
Open to all, no registration required, details below.
@StandenLab @georgelauder @FlammangLab @TaliaMuadDib
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
We are happy and grateful to announce that @NSF has awarded MorphoSource a sustainability grant (DBI-2149257). Over 5 years, it will allow us to continue serving our diverse user communities and to help support exciting new scholarship achieved through access to 3D data!
Can’t wait to get my hands on this! Congrats, @BrianSidlauskas, @CalebHasler, @PREAUX_FISH, and all the authors!
I'm thrilled to announce that the first new edition of Methods for Fish Biology in thirty years is now available from the AFS bookstore. Twenty chapters on modern ichthyological techniques, including one by me and Peter Konstantinidis on fish curation. doi.org/10.47886/97819348746…
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
A new open-access paper: phylogenomics and species delimitation in Black Bass, Micropterus from @DaeminKim3, @TaylorFishLab1, and me @yalepeabody
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Sooo…it appears the Supreme Court believes their opinions have a fundamental right to privacy…
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This #deepsea fish cover might be slightly psychedelic:-) It refers to our recent study on vision in deep-sea fish larvae (using cones) and adults (rods). It's also the first student paper since I started my FishEvo research group. Happy and congrats Nik!
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Liao lab challenges classical fish swimming categories with Harvard colleagues in recent PNAS publication! @valedisanto, @GoerigElsa, @georgelauder, Otar Akanyeti, Dylan Wainwright, Ted Castro-Santos
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Could not be more thrilled to share this paper in SCIENCE! So honored to have participated in this work! science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
From the files of elegantly simple experiments . . .
A magnet attached to the forehead disrupts magnetic compass orientation in a migratory songbird | Journal of Experimental Biology | The Company of Biologists journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
New paper out in @JAnatomy! This isn’t a high-impact headliner about T. rex, nor does it solve the mysteries of a major transformation — but it highlights the dangers of trying to go there before tackling the basics. 🧵 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Christopher Kenaley retweeted
Hope the beautiful phylogeny pictured here goes up on the wall of every fish lab! Well done @AvaGhezel and @TJNear et al. – at Ottawa, Ontario
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