Dave Lytle

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Dave Lytle

@dalytle

Ecology, evolution, and conservation of rivers and streams. News and info about Lytle Lab research.

Oregon State University Beigetreten Eylül 2014

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·17 Kas

Oregon State U. @OSUIB is hiring an assistant professor in Integrative Biology. Full ad here: jobs.oregonstate.edu/postings/110256 This is a broad search, although expertise in animal development/physiology, behavior, or host-microbe associations is a plus.

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·19 Mar

Colorado River below Glen Canyon Dam, at 4000 CFS low flow. Is this the new normal?

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·3 Mar

Just got this beautiful linoleum block caddisfly tshirt, by aquatic biologist Rosa Cox (@pupfishprints on Instagram). She does birds and fish too, but the bugs are the best!

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·2 Mar

This week's Ecology, Evolution & Cons Bio seminar: Dr. Andrea Encalada @aencalada1 "Climate change in streams and rivers along the Andean-Amazon gradient" Zoom: beav.es/eecb YouTube: beav.es/oSs @OSUIB

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·2 Mar

Great aquatic ecologist job opportunity with BLM: usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDet… This was Scott Miller's aquatic biomonitoring job, qcnr.usu.edu/directory/mill…

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·25 Şub

Desert habitat aficionados pay attention -- worth it just for the foreward from Tom Udall and the preface from Phil Pister

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Taal Levi@taaltree·23 Şub

Join us for week 8 of the @OregonState EECB seminar series where Dr. Gabriela Parra Olea, an amphibian ecology and conservation biology professor from UNAM, Mexico, will talk about "DIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION OF MEXICAN SALAMANDERS". 4pm PST Zoom: beav.es/eecb

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·15 Şub

Wednesday, 4PM pacific: Dr. Douglas Yu's EECB seminar: "Managing biodiversity with eDNA: leeches, ponds, and insects" Zoom: beav.es/eecb YouTube: beav.es/oSs

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·2 Şub

Yet another amazing EECB seminar - check it out.

Taal Levi@taaltree

Wednesday 4pm PST, Dr. Michel Kohl (@micheltkohl) will give an exciting @OregonState EECB Seminar based on his research in Yellowstone, "Do Wolves Really Change Rivers", followed by a panel discussion with Robert Beschta and Luke Painter. OPEN TO ALL ZOOM: beav.es/eecb

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·25 Oca

Oregon State University's EECB Seminar Series presents: Dr. Jessica Ware, American Museum of Natural History amnh.org/research/inver… Jan 27 // Dragonfly, Damselfly and Dictyoptera Evolution Wednesday 4-5 P.M. Zoom: beav.es/eecb YouTube: beav.es/oSs

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·25 Oca

Freshwater insects CONUS: A database of freshwater insect occurrences and traits for the contiguous United States. Thanks @ltwardochleb! Data package is here: portal.edirepository.org/nis/mapbrowse?… The paper in Global Ecology and Biogeography: dx.doi.org/10.1111/geb.13…

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Taal Levi@taaltree·19 Oca

Very excited that Dr. Andy Sih, an absolute giant in behavioral ecology and predator-prey interactions among other topics, will be giving the @OregonState EECB seminar this week - TOMORROW Free and open to the public Wed 4pm PST Zoom: BEAV.ES/EECB

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·7 Oca

And here's the full lineup of the EECB Seminar series cosponsored by @OSUIB !

Taal Levi@taaltree

Beating the Barriers in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology seminar, free and open to the public Exciting lineup beginning Jan 6 with Dr. Lekelia Jenkins, and including @micheltkohl, @insectsoup, and Women in Science invited speaker @KYT_ThatsME Wednesdays 4pm Pacific

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Tom Bradfer-Lawrence@_EcologyTom·10 Nis

Name the birds! I made this for my colleagues last week, but thought I'd share here too. Will post the answers later if needed, but surely you birders can work these out??

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·19 Haz

@OSUIB @OSUScience

Nature Portfolio@NaturePortfolio

Comment: To maintain water supplies and avoid population crashes, rivers must be managed adaptively, enhancing their resilience and limiting risk. Researchers must develop better forecasting tools for how a river might respond to environmental changes. go.nature.com/2Km0z77

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·22 May

@bluemayfly sticker spotted at the Red Iguana in SLC #2019SFS

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·13 May

Lytle Lab @OSUScience is recruiting adventurous, motivated grads to study flow-ecology dynamics of aquatic invertebrates on #wildandscenic Verde River and Fossil Creek, AZ. Contact info at lytlelab.science.oregonstate.edu

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·21 Şub

Great EECB (@OSUIB @OSUAgSci @OSUScience) seminar from Steve Beissinger @ESPM_Berkeley on historic Grinnell mammal and bird resurveys. Natural history collection are critically important for understanding climate and land use change.

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·14 Şub

Interesting papers here. Makes one wonder whether pairwise species interactions really exist in nature...

Francis J. Burdon@frank_burdon

Pairwise interactions do not predict evolutionary change in complex multi-trophic communities biorxiv.org/content/10.110… It looks like the #evolutionary partner to "The return of the trophic chain" biorxiv.org/content/10.110… where pairwise interactions do not predict #foodweb structure

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Dave Lytle@dalytle·14 Şub

Flow regimes in the anthropocene - a wonderful visit and seminar from @Albert_Ruhi from @ESPM_Berkeley in our EECB seminar series, cosponsored by @OSUIB @OSUAgSci @COFOregonState

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