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Estudio revela devastador declive de corales en Isla del Caño por El Niño y el cambio climático
Estudio revela devastador declive de corales en Isla del Caño por El Niño y el cambio climático
San José, 26 nov (elmundo.cr) – Un nuevo estudio cie [...]#AlgasDeCésped #Arrecifes #CalentamientoGlobal #CambioClimático #Conservación #Corales #CostaRica #Destacada #EcosistemasMarinos #ElNiño #Innoceana #IslaDelCaño #PeerJ #PenínsulaDeOsa #RestauraciónMarina #TurismoSostenible
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In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth
See more https://bit.ly/3XOqvMA
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In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth
See more https://bit.ly/3XOqvMA
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In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth
See more https://bit.ly/3XOqvMA
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In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth
See more https://bit.ly/3XOqvMA
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In our latest Article Spotlight ‘Future climate-driven habitat loss and range shift of the Critically Endangered #whitefin #swellshark’ watch an interview with author Kerry Brown, University of Plymouth
See more https://bit.ly/3XOqvMA
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@PeerJ Well done to everyone involved in getting us to this point! #PeerJ #OpenAdvances #Zoology
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New #paper out: « Code #stylometry vs formatting and minification » https://peerj.com/articles/cs-2142/ , where we show how much current code stylometry techniques (i.e., how to automatically detect the author of a source code snippet) are resistent to automatic code formatting and minification. (Spoiler: quite a bit, authors can still be identified after those source-to-source transformations.) Available #openaccess on #PeerJ CS.
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"Innovative Open Research Publisher PeerJ Joins Taylor & Francis" https://peerj.com/blog/post/115284888962/innovative-open-research-publisher-peerj-joins-taylor-francis/
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Oh my, what big eyes you have!
The orbital openings of the plesiosaur Ophthalmothule make up a massive 29% of its skull length. The orbits are the big grey ovals in this illustration. What a googly-eyed creature it must've been in life.
The full paper describing Ophthalmothule by Roberts et al. (2020) is open access on #PeerJ https://peerj.com/articles/8652/
#plesiosaur #plesiosaurs #paleontology #skull #science #MarineReptiles
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My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).
Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub https://github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict/tree/master
I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!
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My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).
Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub https://github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict/tree/master
I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!
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My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).
Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub https://github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict/tree/master
I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!
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My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).
Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub https://github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict/tree/master
I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!
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My first first-author paper in a while, "THAPBI PICT—a fast, cautious, and accurate metabarcoding analysis pipeline" https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.15648 with @widdowquinn etc (rest not on Mastodon yet).
Initially up as a preprint on biorxiv, now accepted on #PeerJ with #OpenPeerReview (2 of 3 reviewers waived anonymity), #OpenSource on GitHub https://github.com/peterjc/thapbi-pict/tree/master
I know #ThapbiPict is bit verbose, but no search engine confusion to worry about as with all to many #bioinformatics tools!
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Check out our new #openaccess paper
Facing the infinity: tackling large samples of challenging Chironomidae (Diptera) with an integrative approach
led by Caroline Chimeno from the Bavarian State Collection of Zoology (SNSB-ZSM) in Munich (DE) and Viktor Baranov from Estación Biológica de Doñana, Sevilla (ES)
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Métris and Métris (2023) Aircraft surveys for air eDNA: probing biodiversity in the sky
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Soliciting opinions: have you reviewed for or published with #PeerJ before? It's been a few years since my last deep dive into newer publishing initiatives, and I'm trying to decide if I will accept an invitation to review a potentially interesting paper for them.
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Ever wonder what the #larva in your bottle of #mezcal is? Wonder no more!
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New paper in #PeerJ (@PeerJ) by Kawahara et al (2023): https://peerj.com/articles/14948/
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#PeerJ, for which I am an #editor, has always offered authors the opportunity to #publish the #peer #review history alongside their accepted #manuscript. There are a number of benefits to this including adding #context and #transparency.
This policy will now be mandatory for all papers submitted starting 13 Feb 2023.
#Reviewers never have to reveal their identity, but #public reviews will get #citable credit and credit towards #OA publication in the journal.
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#PeerJ, for which I am an #editor, has always offered authors the opportunity to #publish the #peer #review history alongside their accepted #manuscript. There are a number of benefits to this including adding #context and #transparency.
This policy will now be mandatory for all papers submitted starting 13 Feb 2023.
#Reviewers never have to reveal their identity, but #public reviews will get #citable credit and credit towards #OA publication in the journal.
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#PeerJ, for which I am an #editor, has always offered authors the opportunity to #publish the #peer #review history alongside their accepted #manuscript. There are a number of benefits to this including adding #context and #transparency.
This policy will now be mandatory for all papers submitted starting 13 Feb 2023.
#Reviewers never have to reveal their identity, but #public reviews will get #citable credit and credit towards #OA publication in the journal.
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#PeerJ, for which I am an #editor, has always offered authors the opportunity to #publish the #peer #review history alongside their accepted #manuscript. There are a number of benefits to this including adding #context and #transparency.
This policy will now be mandatory for all papers submitted starting 13 Feb 2023.
#Reviewers never have to reveal their identity, but #public reviews will get #citable credit and credit towards #OA publication in the journal.
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#PeerJ, for which I am an #editor, has always offered authors the opportunity to #publish the #peer #review history alongside their accepted #manuscript. There are a number of benefits to this including adding #context and #transparency.
This policy will now be mandatory for all papers submitted starting 13 Feb 2023.
#Reviewers never have to reveal their identity, but #public reviews will get #citable credit and credit towards #OA publication in the journal.
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Nine publishers just expressed "full support" for the new White House #OSTP guidelines for federal agency #openaccess policies.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/975032"Our main message is simple: publishing in any journal published by this group already meets or exceeds the requirements outlined in the OSTP memo."
The signatory publishers are #Copernicus Publications, #eLife, #Frontiers, #JMIR Publications, #MDPI, Open Library of Humanities (#OLH), #PeerJ, #PLOS, and #Ubiquity Press.
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Nine publishers just expressed "full support" for the new White House #OSTP guidelines for federal agency #openaccess policies.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/975032"Our main message is simple: publishing in any journal published by this group already meets or exceeds the requirements outlined in the OSTP memo."
The signatory publishers are #Copernicus Publications, #eLife, #Frontiers, #JMIR Publications, #MDPI, Open Library of Humanities (#OLH), #PeerJ, #PLOS, and #Ubiquity Press.
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Nine publishers just expressed "full support" for the new White House #OSTP guidelines for federal agency #openaccess policies.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/975032"Our main message is simple: publishing in any journal published by this group already meets or exceeds the requirements outlined in the OSTP memo."
The signatory publishers are #Copernicus Publications, #eLife, #Frontiers, #JMIR Publications, #MDPI, Open Library of Humanities (#OLH), #PeerJ, #PLOS, and #Ubiquity Press.
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Nine publishers just expressed "full support" for the new White House #OSTP guidelines for federal agency #openaccess policies.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/975032"Our main message is simple: publishing in any journal published by this group already meets or exceeds the requirements outlined in the OSTP memo."
The signatory publishers are #Copernicus Publications, #eLife, #Frontiers, #JMIR Publications, #MDPI, Open Library of Humanities (#OLH), #PeerJ, #PLOS, and #Ubiquity Press.
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Nine publishers just expressed "full support" for the new White House #OSTP guidelines for federal agency #openaccess policies.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/975032"Our main message is simple: publishing in any journal published by this group already meets or exceeds the requirements outlined in the OSTP memo."
The signatory publishers are #Copernicus Publications, #eLife, #Frontiers, #JMIR Publications, #MDPI, Open Library of Humanities (#OLH), #PeerJ, #PLOS, and #Ubiquity Press.
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#Introduction I am an paleobiologist documenting and interpreting the relative contributions of abiotic (#climate) and biotic factors (#parasitism) in driving large-scale patterns in the #evolution of #life. Our PARADIVE team is based at the Institute of Evolutionary #Biology, University of #Warsaw.
I am really into #cephalopods, #fossil #parasites, funny #tees and #movies, involved with #Paleosynthesis. I am #Paleontology and #Evolutionary #Science #Editor at #PeerJ and #Palaios.
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#TwitterMigration #Introduction
I am #professor: Faculty of #Environment at the University of Northern British Columbia.
I teach #invertebrate #zoology and #cell biology.
I run an active #entomology research program, with excellent students: #insect #ecology, insect #genomics, and #chemical ecology.
I am co-Editor-in-Chief of The #Canadian #Entomologist and a Section #Editor (Ecology) for The #PeerJ.
I love to #fly #fish, #hike, #iNaturalist, and spend time with my family... and our #cats.
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I guess I neglected to write an #introduction toot at the outset of my #TwitterMigration, so here it is.
I am #professor in the Faculty of #Environment at the University of Northern British Columbia. Despite the name, my university is pretty much in the geographical center of the province.
I teach a number of biology courses including #invertebrate #zoology and #cell biology. I run a very active research program, with some excellent students, covering a variety of areas of #insect #ecology, #entomology, insect #genomics, and #chemical ecology.
You can find a listing of peer reviewed research papers from my program here: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=hn4rCVsAAAAJ&hl=en
I am co-Editor-in-Chief of The #Canadian #Entomologist and a Section #Editor (Ecology) for The #PeerJ.
(As you’ve probably figured out by now, you’ll likely see a lot of insects and other little creatures on my timeline if you stick around.)
In my spare time I love to #fly #fish, #hike, find interesting plants and animals for #iNaturalist, and — most of all — spend time with my wife and two boys.
Oh, and I love #cats. Here is a picture of our two furry friends — Chira is the larger Bengal and Pfizer (yes we homed her during the early-pandemic) is the smaller tortie.
I’m glad to be here and to be meeting so many interesting people. Please say hi if you happen by.
