
Prof @UMichEEB studying tropical trees and forests. Curator of Vascular Plants at #UM_Herb. Hampshire College grad @Hampshirecolg.
Ann Arbor, MI
Joined December 2011
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Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Wow! Painted lady butterflies migrate from Western Europe via West Africa to Amazonia, carried in Saharan winds. A wonderful example of intercontinental ecological connection …
A study in @NatureComms presents a 4,200 km transatlantic journey by butterflies from West Africa to South America, lasting five to eight days, highlighting the capacity of certain insects to disperse over vast distances. go.nature.com/4cArAx4
Sharing a new phylogeny of the Brazil nut family and a revised classification its two most important Amazon tree genera, Lecythis and Eschweilera. OA links in thread. @evoblackrim @dianamedellinz @Oscarmvargash @phylodrew @XavierKonejo @ForestPlots
link to the paper huh.harvard.edu/sites/hwpi.h…
and to the supplementary material
dx.doi.org/10.7302/22806
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Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
I posted my review article here a few days ago and I am very happy with that. But I need to share something bad that happened.
I am the first author of this work, but Revista USP, an excellence Brazilian periodic simply changed the authorship placing my advisor as the 1st author
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Our new paper in @Nature on how close tropical forests are to critical temperature thresholds, based on field studies and @ECOSTRESS1 remote sensing data. Led by Chris Doughty and with @jawzsh @CanopyinClouds @ioliverasmenor @martijn_slot and others.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Our new paper in @Nature shows how gold and mineral mining in rivers degrades ecosystems and threatens human health across the global tropics. Led by @evandethier with @DaveLutz, @LuisFernandez0 and others on a fantastic @dartmouth @WakeForest team
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Amazing piece of work to understand the evolution of chemical defenses as drivers of coexistence, host chase and community assembly lead by @MaraJosEndara1 just came out in @AnnualReviews. Congrats!!!
annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10…
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Check out our paper 1st authored by my postdoc @MichaelKEcology that just came out in @ScienceMagazine. Thanks to our collaborator Joseph Wright at @stri_panama and to our other homebases @texas_IB @OdenInstitute @UMichEEB
(1/4) How can hundreds of tree species coexist in tropical forests? Turns out adults of dozens of tree species on #barrocolorado (BCI) strongly repel their own kind, reflecting large niche differences. Check out our new paper: science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Great piece by @hertonescobar on our paper led by @JamesAl0410008 published today @ScienceMagazine. The message is clear: The destruction of the Amazon will have catastrophic effects on the whole Planet. We need to stop deforestation now. #theamazonwewant
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Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
After a long incubation, @ClementLarue1 and myself are proud to present our new research piece published in @molecology on chestnut pollination. Here is a 🧵 on our findings with some reference to Darwin’s work to put it into perspective.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Not a bad deal for these two #GreatLakes books -- $22 less than what you'd pay on Amazon
We are looking forward to this virtual event on Wednesday, and so excited to have "Michigan Trees" and "Michigan Shrubs & Vines" on sale! During January you can buy both guidebooks for $25 and free shipping. Register at myumi.ch/JpWb8
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Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
EEB Thursday Seminar, Wagner Lecture: Harnessing the power of big data and artificial intelligence to understand and protect biodiversity with
Alexandre Antonelli!
#eeb #biodiversity #goblue
Thurs., Jan. 26, from 3:00-4:00 PM
lsa.umich.edu/eeb/news-event…
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Q. But wait, Lula is already president, what do the protesters want?
A. Many hope that by creating chaos, Brazil’s military will have “no choice” but to intervene — and then they will take protesters’ side and ultimately install Bolsonaro again as president.
Yep, it’s crazy.
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Sad to say some of the images out of Brazil look even worse than Jan 6. Pro-Bolsonaro protesters absolutely trashing Congress, Supreme Court & presidential palace
A destruição do @STF_oficial visto por dentro. Atos de terroristas a mando do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro causam intensa desordem na Capital.
Christopher Dick, PhD retweeted
Scientists @MortonArboretum invite undergraduate students to apply for @NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates summer 2023! drive.google.com/file/d/1Uku… Topics in many areas of plant science and conservation. $6000 stipend and great training! See also hobanlab.com























