drdrot.bsky.social
Veterinary pathologist, running/mountain biking/triathlons, father of twins, enjoy a bad pun & a dollop of GenX sarcasm
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One of my faves!!! Incredible views and always a wonderful challenge
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Never negotiate with a dog. They see and know all
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Beautiful, but so freaky! (Cypress strands are so beautiful- one thing I miss about field work in Florida)
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Incredible. Amazing photo.
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Content. Choose content. Iāve been incredibly lucky to have great collaborators on a variety of topics which have resulted in publications in different journals. Never once considered a journalās score, just thankful for the opportunity to be part of the research, case report, and such.
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We agree!!!
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Looks amazing! I got to give that a try!
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Stunning
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I think the process would be better if journals informed submitters about the delay. If the submission is very focused that further limits who can do the review. And submitting to another journal, might not change things much. I donāt agree with using 1 review. Thatās not how peer review works.
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Iāve been on all sides as an editor, submitter, and reviewer with all the ups and frustrating downs. Communication tends to be the big breakdown point and I think contributes to the frustration.I have had a few manuscripts where Iāve invited 20+ reviewers which leads to delays. 1/
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Congrats!!!
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Yep, on call ā¹ļø
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Awesome game. We know one of the Louisville players and so impressed with both teams. No spoilers
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NMFS has Level A data on strandings- you can request info
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Phenomenal photo! And those eyes!
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Apparently, when āCongratulationsā, just wonāt workš.
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That is so amazing and fun
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More than a feeling that this is bad
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Manatees are related to elephants and rock hyraxes, so maybe something to that. Iām completely biased, but manatees are great!!!
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You were out there! It all counts! Congrats!
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Would like to know what that is an adaptation for the birds? Is it foraging related?
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Post a link when you can!!!
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Beautiful spot and I Iove Rock City! When we lived in the area, such a great place to bring kids!!!
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Very cool!!!
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That is a huge poster session! Such a great way to engage with people at a meeting rather than āwe have 2 minutes for questionsā for a platform presentation.
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Cats make way better sense than my attempt with slime mold
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As an editor (unpaid), Iām with other editors that have responded- we may end up working on the manuscripts at odd hours/weekends because this isnāt our full time work. Weāre trying ti be timely with reviews, but it can be tough to secure enough reviewers adding to workload and off hours work.
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Yep, so glad I made the switch. Add to this that they provide detailed coverage and reporters have no problem asking tough questions.
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I hear you! I did a microsatellite DNA study for my Masterās degree and there were way to many mornings with empty boxes, but abundant tears
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Thanks! Thatās great!!!
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Is this available for purchase? This is impressive
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Third hypothesis: theyāre just messing with us
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Somewhere, a veterinary pathologist is tuning up the microscope š¬
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Great photo & impressive species!
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Whatās old is new again. Sadly, the shoulder pad salmons were not a success on account of no shoulders
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Next search Smoot- Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. That was a real winner š
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The molecular techniques are great, but I look forward to reading out immunohistochemistry especially for pathogens
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Did that fox just do āBlue Steelā? š
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Very interesting!
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Itās not the town square with philosophers debating questions of existence, letās not elevate X to some holy shrine of enlightenment. Itās a social platform and if engagement on a social platform leads to bullring and name calling, thatās not a necessary evil to achieve a fantasy of civil discourse
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Iāll stick with BBC. Not perfect, but better than the MSM. They like to promote the culture wars just as much as the GOP. But I think thereās a good chunk of us that have moved on.
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Gets my vote!
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Looks like something from another world. Beautiful
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Hashtag āgoalsā
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Isnāt that Ranger Rick? š. Heās busy working with Smokey the Bear in preventing forest fires