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Kory Evans Ph.D
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Here’s a beautiful print of a scombrops by @arummel.bsky.social
Collected some of my favorite parrotfishes today, these Calotomus have beautiful orange masks and strikingly lack beaks instead they have a bunch of tiny individual teeth in their jaws. Instead of coral these guys mostly eat macroalgae
Twenty five years on from Dolph Schluter's book "The Ecology of Adaptive Radiation" that reshaped the way adaptive radiation was studied, this review revisits key questions raised to evaluate the progress made over the past quarter century, 8 of which remain unresolved...🌍🧪👇
We’ve also been doing some fish printing. Scored this massive sailfish fin that was sitting is a discard pile at the fish market. Printed it as well
At a particular port in Yakushima, you can see beautiful coral reef fishes during the day, and catch deep sea lantern fishes at night using a flashlight and dipnet
If you catch a lot of fishes you have to make sure to Id them properly. Here HoWan and Sato are id’ing a bunch of lanternfishes that we caught in the Yakushima port
Took a brief break from collecting to catch @laurenhennelly.bsky.social ‘s wedding with @arummel.bsky.social back to the fishes today
The Evans Lab is back in Kagoshima, Japan chasing fishes around!
We’re also printing some of the fishes that we collect to compile later! Here’s a yellowfin tuna tail that I did today
Goby gummies? Yes, goby gummies. New lab paper out by @chemingson.bsky.social
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Abstract. Twenty-five years ago, the book The Ecology of Adaptive Radiation by Dolph Schluter presented a testable framework that integrated ecology, genet
