Dear All, please see the link to our new paper on #cuttlefish spawning. 50 days free access in #Fisheries research authors.elsevier.com/a/1gnFa…
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We're looking forward to deploying more BRUVS during #DY159 and as part of the #GlobalOceanWildlifeAnalysisNetwork! 🦈🐟🐠
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We've already tested the BRUVS at various coastal sites around Ascension and have captured some fantastic footage of life below the surface. It's colourful, vibrant and busy, with lots of curious fish coming to say hello.
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Another result of productive cooperation between researchers of ICES WGCEPH (ICES Working Group on Cephalopod Fisheries and Life History) and enthusiasts of the international citizen science @ICES_ASC @CefasGovUK
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#jobsearch Still time to apply for our fantastic jobs working on fur #seals and sea lions! south-atlantic-research.org/… #JobVacancy @al_baylis
ICES WGCEPH finished its work in the Instituto Español de Oceanografía, Tenerife, setting new ToRs for development of sustainable use of cephalopod resources @CefasGovUK @cephCIAC
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Last year we chaired 30 @ ICES_ASC working groups to work with international colleagues using all available data sources to provide scientific advice on sustainable catches for 266 fish & shellfish stocks. Some of these colleagues are featured here to support #WorldFisheriesDay!
Some benthic deep-sea octopuses surprisingly live important part of their lives some hundreds meters above sea floor. Please read our open access paper published today journal.frontiersin.org/arti…
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Submit your abstract to the special issue by 10 October ⏳⬇
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Our paper describes the first data published of microplastics in fish, surface water and seafloor sediment in Vanuatu and Solomon Islands, South Pacific using a rapid test method showing widespread distribution of #microplastics in these remote locations
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Alexander Remeslo, a marine ecologist and wildlife photographer, a big man with the romantic soul, who recently worked on #colossal #squid ecology and interaction with #Antarctic #toothfish fisheries succumbed yesterday to COVID19. Rest in peace my old good friend.
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Beautiful new 'Birds of the UK Overseas Territories' book now available. Brings together all the chapters written by many local conservationists for @britishbirds. All profits go to Territory conservation
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To celebrate #WorldOceanDay we’ve published our Blue Belt Programme annual update brochure ➡ assets.publishing.service.go… A massive thank you to the UK Overseas Territories and partners who made this vital work possible 🌊🌎 #WorldOceansDay
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Marine kleptomaniacs? Our amazing leafy-looking #seaslug Elysia patagonica, steals chloroplasts (#photosynthesis) from #algae and incorporates them into its body-a processes known as #kleptoplasty. See them when #snorkeling around #Falklands #rocky #shores. #mollusc #symbiosis
BBC News - Coronavirus: Putting the spotlight on the global wildlife trade bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
YOUMARES, 11th Conference for YOUng MArine RESearchers just opened Call for Sessions youmares.org/ @CefasGovUK @BAS_News
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Today's #NingalooCanyon ROV livestream has already had epic moments+sights, like crossing paths with this squid 2530m deep. Join for more 🚨LIVE encounters+discoveries youtu.be/_Ebtjj7DdG0
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