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Evolution of endothermy in marine fishes is related to competition with cetaceans. This incredible paper is a masterpiece of phylogenetic comparative methods and a future classic for marine biologists www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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I'll be documenting the sleeping position of Daisy from now on.

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TT Assistant prof in biological sciences -- elasmobranch biology 🦈 🧪 @calstate.bsky.social #academicjobs csucareers.calstate.edu/en-us/job/54...

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Maybe privatizing NASA wasn’t a good idea. www.bbc.com/news/article...

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Fish At Pretty Good Place In Its Life Right Now theonion.com/fish-at...

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Repeated and widespread evolution of biofluorescence in marine fishes Carr et al. 2025 Nature Comm. 459 known biofluorescent teleosts (the majority are associated with coral reefs); estimate biofluorescence evolved multiple times but first ~112 mya www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Remember that first global record of megamouth shark pups? It's finally published in a scientific journal! Read all about it here: doi.org/10.31398/tpjf This study was partly supported by @mwwphilippines.bsky.social #AtingPating grants. Congratulations to the authors!

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More details coming soon, but mark your calendars ... Breakout meeting for @systbiol.bsky.social‬ The Society of Systematic Biologists - will be Jan 9-11 in Baton Rouge! Topic is 'The Importance of Natural History Collections' @jembrown.bsky.social is primary host/organizer ssb2026.github.io

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New paper in Nature Ocean Sustainability! 🦈Sharks are among the most threatened vertebrates – our study maps research priorities + gaps to guide conservation action. Let’s do better for sharks. 🔗📄https://www.nature.com/articles/s44183-025-00131-8 #Sharks #Conservation

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I'm pushing for a "bring your cat to work" day while this is at the museum.

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Check out these cool Molidae larvae found while sorting plankton samples. One of the weirdest fish larvae you'll ever see, and that's saying a lot! youtu.be/V91nCb551bU?...

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If anyone has a Krispy Kreme nearby, please investigate and report back here with your review.

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Tomorrow night's discussion takes place at @nhm.org's NHM Commons Theater, followed by a cocktail reception. Save your spot today!

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About to do another zooplankton sorting stream on Twitch. Lots of larval Molidae in this sample! Come have a look! www.twitch.tv/realfishdoc

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As a kid, I remember watching a show about a detective who solved cases from his wheelchair, and today I learned that show started with a Raymond Burr made-for-tv movie from 1968 called Ironside, which led to an 8-season tv show. Anyway, today I watched Ironside.

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What a cool fish with neat larval characteristics. Kinda like a cross between an adult pearlfish and a larval cusk eel.

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Dirty kitchen.

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Aphyonus gelatinosus — This deep-sea fish was only photographed alive for the first time in 2016. It’s essentially a living blob: transparent, scaleless, and nearly boneless. An extreme minimalist in the art of survival. #marinelife

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Coelacanths having a great week! First a new live sighting of the Indonesian species, and now this fantastic work on their musculature by Aléssio Datovo and the late Dave Johnson

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This week being what it was… watching this to cap off Friday night.

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As the school year comes to a close I always try to get the whole lab together before students leave for summer. Super grateful for this group of hard working employees and students that truly represent the positive impact that federal funds can have on lives and careers. I can't thank them enough!

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Stumbled across our Australian lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri, in the collections earlier today. Look at that weird pelvic fin!

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🔊 TONIGHT. 5pm: Doors 6:30pm: Discussion with Dr. Yewande Pearse and DJ Kurs 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm: Sound Bath with Doe Paoro (Level 2) 8pm: Doris Anahí (Nature Gardens Stage) 9pm: Automatic (Nature Gardens Stage) 🫶 ASL Interpretation: Greater L.A. Agency on Deafness, Inc. 🎟️ bit.ly/FirstFridays...

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This fall, we are offering a Light Microscopy Bootcamp for graduate students, postdocs, and advanced researchers! 🔬 Students will learn fluorescent microscopy, transmitted light microscopy, image processing, and more using our state-of-the-art systems. Learn more at the link! bit.ly/4iGt8Yi

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Bowfin feeding mechanics! Check out our new paper on feeding mechanics in Amia ocellicauda using XROMM x-ray video technology. Led by Katie Whitlow #Biomechanics 🐟🧪🎣🌎 royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

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Gotta show off that mega mouth, you know.

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Proud advisor moment seeing @jessdflores.bsky.social give her first conference talk and @jazminenoamie.bsky.social give their first conference poster yesterday at the SCAS conference

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