@DavyLabNZ

#Cnidarian-#dinoflagellate #symbiosis #research using #Aiptasia as a #modelsystem. Tweets don't represent the views of Victoria University of Wellington.

 Wellington City, New Zealand
Joined July 2018
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aiptasia-resource.org/ Hello World! Please check out the new website for the Aiptasia Symbiosis Resource. This portal has information for researchers, educators, and anyone else interested in the model sea anemone Aiptasia. (1/2) @VirginiaMWeis @DavyLabNZ @CawaTran @parkinsonje
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This is how the Japanese do lab work! @Harii_Lab – at Motobu-cho, Okinawa
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After an awesome half year visit @DavyLabNZ and successful coral spawning in Okinawa, now enjoying the great hospitality of @WeisLab and getting exciting new experiences @OregonState #symbiosis #endlesssummer
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Successful two weeks teaching the Tropical Marine Conservation course as part of the Masters program at @VicUniWgtn. Nth Stradbroke Island and Heron Island covering seagrass, mangrove, and coral reef ecosystems.
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A little snippet of my first coral spawn event, starring Acropora tenuis. It makes me appreciate corals even more, so beautiful! #coral – at Motobu-cho, Okinawa
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By popular request from @its_RWright I give you the #AstrangiaThings interpretative "dance" because science is serious #Astrangia #omnomnom
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Check out our publication on the mass bleaching and recovery of a Sydney Harbour coral! Bit of everything in here - benthic surveys, photophys, calcification, Symbiodiniaeceae, & microbiome! doi.org/10.1007/s00338-019-0… @SamanthaGoyen @DavidJSuggett @emmafcamp @UTS_Science @uts_c3
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A diverse and unique flora of symbiotic algae at Atauro Island #TimorLeste - new #CoralReefs paper by @JoshBrian19 @DavyLabNZ now online at link.springer.com/article/10…

Elevated Symbiodiniaceae richness at Atauro Island (Timor-Leste): a highly biodiverse reef system

Coral Reefs - To persist in oligotrophic waters, reef-building corals rely on nutritional interactions with symbiotic dinoflagellates of the family Symbiodiniaceae, but the true diversity of this...

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Davy Lab retweeted
AMP@AMP_AU3 Dec 2018
An @AMPFoundation #tomorrowmaker grant helps @UTSEngage Associate Professor @DavidJSuggett with his efforts to save the Great Barrier Reef. We’ll announce our #tomorrowmakers for 2018 in #Sydney tonight.
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Probably the best data visualization of atmospheric CO2 level rise I have seen. Clearly demonstrates how monitoring changed from a few isolated sites in the 80's to capturing global patterns youtube.com/watch?v=Yb3NsMJ-…

Carbon Dioxide Pumphandle 2017

History of atmospheric CO2 from 800,000 years ago until January 201...

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Metabolomics study out by @JenMatthews87 and @DavyLabNZ showing non-native symbionts in anemone hosts don't pass carbon to host. Great job! #Symbiosis #Aiptasia Partner switching and metabolic flux in a model cnidarian–dinoflagellate symbiosis rspb.royalsocietypublishing.…
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It's out! Our latest study reveals different physiological responses to different symbiont species, suggesting algal symbionts contribute much more to coral hosts than fixed carbon, modifying host metabolism & probably fitness #metabolomics @RSocPublishing rspb.royalsocietypublishing.…
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On Sunday we celebrated Ruth Gates. Her ashes were scattered by family and close friends from the Hōkūleʻa. The intimate ceremony was surrounded by boats with everyone scattering flowers into the ocean to wish her farewell. Her enthusiasm and love of the ocean will live on.
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How perfect is this spiral twirl of two colour morphs of #Turbinaria? #heronisland #gbr #lovethereef @ISRSreefstudent
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It will take 3 to 7 million years for mammals to recover the evolutionary diversity that humans have destroyed. That’s more than 10x longer than our species has existed for. Grim estimates from a new study: theatlantic.com/science/arch…

It Will Take Millions of Years for Mammals to Recover From Us

In less than 130,000 years, humans have sawed off the most evolutionarily distinct branches from our family tree.

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Descriptions for 3 new Caribbean #Breviolum species (2 of which we can add to the long list of species sharing the B1 ITS2 type): B. faviinorum, B. meandrinium, and B. dendrogyrum. Congrats @AllisonMLewis & @andiechan13! #Symbiodiniaceae @PSUScience Paper: bit.ly/2y7Stan
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After quite a few requests, we've put together a #Symbiodiniaceae Style Guide with examples of how to incorporate the new taxonomic names when writing a paper. Is your question not addressed? Just ask and we'll add it to the next version. Link: bit.ly/2MIyZ0w
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Thanks for having me @uwaoceans - I really enjoyed the #eDNA chats!
Joe Turner@Joseph_A_Turner14 Sep 2018
Great talk by @wilkinshau to @uwaoceans marine ecology group on all things #eDNA and how to turn a hotel bathroom into a genetics lab
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Thanks to the very kind Prof. Bunce I'll be back in the @Curtin_TrEnD lab for the next week or so doing some #bioinformatics. Anyone down there keen to chat about #eDNA #metabarcoding, especially the "taxonomic classification problem", please hit me up!
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Two postdocs available in the Madin Labs at Hawaii Inst of Marine Biology: 1) Applying emerging technologies to understand human impacts on coral reefs; 2) Quantitative coral reef ecology & biomechanics. Due Oct 20. ow.ly/HFys30lw7zy & ow.ly/uiOv30lw82L @himb_soest
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