Interested in shark and fish physiology, movement and behavioral ecology.
Joined July 2015
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Great advice for my fellow graduate students! xitter.gq/dorsaamir/status/98378…
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New paper! Dynamic energy landscapes of predator may modulate risk in prey. We provide a framework to link the two through foraging theory. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Well done @s_luongo on defending an excellent PhD on the energetics of coral reef and pelagic fishes!
Congrats to my HUSBAND 😍 for making the cover of JAE!
👀JAE August Issue!
🐟On the Cover: A blue marlin pursues a tuna in the eastern tropical Pacific. From Logan et al. (2023). @rklogan
📸Credits to Jessica Harvey.
Check out the full issue here: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Thank you @MarlinMagazine for letting me share some of my research!
#billfish #marlin #sailfish #fishing
@NSUGHRI @TropicStarLodge @GuyHarveyOcean
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Check out our new paper estimating the energy gain for a sailfish after prey capture!
🚨 New paper!🚨 We used biologging tags with video cameras on #Sailfish, and document a rare one-on-one hunting event. Sailfish usually hunt in groups so this was really interesting to see. Out now in @SciReports rdcu.be/c4gGT
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I was out of town over the weekend so just now getting my hands on a copy, but was pleasantly surprised to see our recent study highlighted on the front page of the @SunSentinel! Link to study: tinyurl.com/27m5p6ya
@NSUGHRI @TropicStarLodge @GuyHarveyOcean @NSUFlorida
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📢📢 1st chapter of my PhD is out now @ICES_ASC!! Huge thank you to my coauthors and everyone who made this study possible 🎉 @NSUGHRI @NSUFlorida @GuyHarveyOcean @TropicStarLodge #billfish #marlin #sailfish #catchandrelease #fishingforscience
tinyurl.com/27m5p6ya
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Years (!) in the making, The World of Coral Reefs hit bookshelves this week.
I am overwhelmed and so grateful to everyone who shared in the excitement of the book.
Learn more, including where you can find it for the young explorer in your life: lnkd.in/dwFWhtQh
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Today's the day! Thank you @StoreyPub!
Happy Pub Day to “The World of Coral Reefs” by marine ecologist and National Geographic Explorer Erin Spencer! This bright and colorful book is overflowing with scientific information about these beautiful and important ecosystems. Details: storey.com/books/the-world-o… #bookbirthday
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#BiologyLetters authors @Dr_Yannis @SharkMourier put tags on white sharks and measured their behaviour and the time spent with other tagged sharks. Learn more about shark social #behaviour in this new paper: ow.ly/Q7E650Iq8K4
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#Greatwhitesharks sometimes hang out with each other. We're not saying it’s a popularity contest, but some sharks might be more social than others.
Read the new #research from @Dr_Yannis @peclabfiu in #BiologyLetters @RSocPublishing.
news.fiu.edu/2022/great-whit…
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1/New paper! We use biologging to study social dynamics of white sharks. While many associations are short, we found evidence of longer associations. royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
@RSocPublishing @FIUCASE @FIUEnvironment
@sharkproject
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Goliath grouper aggregations have started on the south Florida wrecks. 60+ animals! Tagging has started so we can resume seeing how storms impact their spawning @FIUCASE @FIUEnvironment @NSF
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First paper in our new issue on movement of pelagic sharks is out. Nice work by @rklogan and colleagues on seasonal movements of smooth hammerhead sharks
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Awesome new study by @rklogan and team 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Excited to share our study on the first movements and habitat use of smooth hammerhead #sharks in the northwest Atlantic. Read the #openaccess study here:
@NSUGHRI @NSUFlorida
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NEW PAPER: Using a recently adapted respirometry technique we found turning to maintain spatial position in a wave surge is energetically expensive! @AndreasRuth2 @walking_sharks academic.oup.com/conphys/art…
Check out our new manuscript out now in @conphysjournal! So proud of this team and this research!
Station holding fish in coastal regions turn to stay in place, but this can be costly (up to 50% greater energy expenditure). Fun open access research by @s_luongo @AndreasRuth2 @walking_sharks and co: shorturl.at/tvN28
Enjoyed presenting for the virtual #BNHC webinar today! Thanks for having me @BNTBahamas!
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Very cool study!
Our new paper is out!
How do mountain lions balance the energy costs of living in steep terrain?
I'll tell you... a thread!
Check out the paper here:
tinyurl.com/yxvvczso
