Ana Born-Torrijos

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Ana Born-Torrijos

@BornTorrijos

Parasites, ecology, host-parasite interactions, fish and snails | Postdoc at Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ)

Texel, Netherlands Katılım Nisan 2019
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Philip Riekenberg
Philip Riekenberg@phrieken·
Chapter 16 is where the stable isotopes are in case you were wondering! It's a good resource for parasitologists who may be interested in applying SI techniques to parasite-host relationships. link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…
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Nico J Smit
Nico J Smit@NicoJSmit1·
The wait is over!!! Our Open Access book on Aquatic Parasitology was just published! 23 Chapters, 202 illustrations in 662 pages full of everything you ever wanted to know about the amazing world of marine & freshwater parasites. Download your copy here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…
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DeadlyScience@DeadlyScience·
Today, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we celebrate the incredible contributions of women and girls in STEM and highlighting our incredible DeadlyScience Ambassadors – inspiring First Nations women who are breaking barriers and leading the way in STEM.
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Peter Kraal
Peter Kraal@DrPeterKraal·
Very excited to announce that we are now looking for a PhD candidate to explore a poorly known but potentially crucial component of the marine phosphorus cycle: workingat.nioz.nl/o/phd-position… Attracted to ocean-going research and innovative lab work? This is the PhD for you!
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David W. Thieltges
David W. Thieltges@DavidWThieltges·
Our new Concepts & Synthesis paper in Ecology is now online! "Effects of predation risk on parasite–host interactions and wildlife diseases" #OpenAccess : doi.org/10.1002/ecy.43…
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David Diez Méndez
David Diez Méndez@Dd10Mz·
But we did manage to collect some data on a few breeding females. Enough to get an idea of how they incubate and when they shade the eggs because of sunlight and high temperatures. Have a look at the paper!
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David Diez Méndez
David Diez Méndez@Dd10Mz·
New paper published! A great collaboration with @kiwi_sjc "Open-cup nesters in the Kalahari: Incubation and egg-shading behaviour in passerines cannot be detected with temperature dataloggers during hot periods". authors.elsevier.com/a/1ixlqVu805qAF 👇
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Ana Born-Torrijos@BornTorrijos·
"We should include parasites when unraveling a food web". Always happy to talk about the impact of parasites, this time for an interview at NewScientistNL (in Dutch only). @NIOZatSea
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David W. Thieltges
David W. Thieltges@DavidWThieltges·
No Hematodinium infections in the Wadden Sea? Check out our new paper in Marine Biology: "Lack of Hematodinium microscopic detection in crustaceans at the northern and southern ends of the Wadden Sea and an update of its distribution in Europe." tinyurl.com/4e38f7jk
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@EcoEvoRxiv
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"A guide to DNA extraction protocols for ecologists, conservation managers, and environmental DNA researchers" doi.org/10.32942/X23K72
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