Brett Taylor

The Rabbitfish (Siganidae) Universe review paper is finally out in the latest volume of OMBAR! From phylogeny to novel interactions and aquaculture 🐰🐟 @AndySHoey @DrValThepot @drbmtaylor @SBennett_131 @MurdochUni taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.…

Characterizing the trophic ecology of herbivorous coral reef fishes using stable isotope and fatty acid biomarkers journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

New Tenure Track Faculty opportunity - Marine Microbiologist at the University of Guam Marine Laboratory uog.edu/_resources/fil…

Want to know how 30x30 conservation targets could affect the reproductive potential of key fisheries families on coral reefs? Or how biomass scales with fecundity at the community level? 🪸🐟🐠 Check out our new paper in @NatureCommunications #OpenAccess #Sec2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nature.com/articles/s4146…

New tenure track Asst Prof position at the University of Guam Marine Laboratory Vertebrate Morphologist uog.edu/_resources/fil…

The University of Guam Marine Laboratory has just announced a new position for a vertebrate morphologist. uog.edu/_resources/fil… Tenure track Assistant Professorship. The position will be based at the Marine Lab. Leadership role in the NSF-funded Biorepository.

New paper: Comparative demography of surgeonfishes from the tropical western Pacific. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

@joy8ce @isdatmaybs I figured it out in the end 😂 Great to meet all of you, your team is inspiring with the amount of work you’re doing

@isdatmaybs Si madam Merlene ra man daw ang absent, mao sya gipangita lol

From tweeting about fish to meeting IRL to talk about well... fish 😂 Thanks a lot @CoralReefFish and @FishGuyKai for your time! Hoping to see you all soon #TeamFish

#Ageing of juvenile coral grouper reveals year-round spawning and recruitment: implications for seasonal closures #ProcB #OpenAccess ow.ly/Phxg50OUBzG #Ecology

The University of Guam Sea Grant program along with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have partnered to launch a paid research experience for graduate students at UOG. #seagrant #uog #guam

After a dynamic decade of bleaching, fishing, and other stressors, we found a 30% reduction in parrotfishes on Guam's reefs 🫤 but recent management gives hope for a reversal of this trend link.springer.com/article/10.100… @InesLange9 @UOGseaGrant @UOGTriton

New article alert! Our #registeredreport format paper is published in Royal Society #OpenScience We explore the relationship between fish growth, condition, isotope ratios across depths and primary production gradients. doi.org/10.1098/rsos.2… @royalsociety @sos_bangor_uni

@jamespwr @Lisa_B_E

Here's the latest paper from our group describing the trophic ecology of commercially important predatory fish species in northwestern Australia using gut content and stable isotopes @aims_gov_au @IMASUTAS @uwaoceans @FisheriesWA @CMST_oceans: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

BIG NEWS! I am thrilled to announce that starting Jan 2023 I will be an Assistant Professor in the Dept of Bio & Marine Bio at UNCW @UNCW_BaMB My lab will focus on community/functional/macro ecology and conservation of marine fishes. So grateful to everyone who helped me get here

Global changes in phenological and phenotypic traits of #rabbitfish across thermal gradients #globalwarming #Mediterranean #Australia #Japan Out in @AnimalEcology doi.org/10.1111/1365-2… @drbmtaylor @twernberg @UWAresearch @MUniResearch

@MarineBryology @InesLange9 @cbenkwitt @jamiemcirwin @Tietjenk @HK_East @naj_graham @RachelGunn5 Our Homerian Odyssey through the Indian Ocean

@InesLange9 @cbenkwitt @jamiemcirwin @Tietjenk @drbmtaylor @HK_East @naj_graham @RachelGunn5 Congratulations @InesLange9 and of course Chris Perry, for making the best of an aborted expedition and leading this work - and for generously inviting us all to be involved. And every research dive day should end with a team meeting in a repurposed liferaft deck hottub

Out now 🌊 Stranded on a boat in March 2020 we swam around an atoll to investigate the effects of #waveexposure on #reef communities and their #recovery trajectories. Best proof that sometimes science is just down to taking opportunities and team work 🥳 rdcu.be/cyzk7

#JFB: Regional versus latitudinal variation in the life-history traits and demographic rates of a reef fish, Centropyge bispinosa, in the Coral Sea and Great Barrier Reef Marine Parks, Australia doi.org/10.1111/jfb.14… #FishSci doi.org/10.1111/jfb.14…

No better time than the present to share our paper on growth rates in Red Sea to Arabian Sea butterflyfishes. Pleased to see these archived samples being put to good use. Big thanks to @drbmtaylor @MLBerumen @CokerDJReefFish et al. link.springer.com/article/10.100…