All things coral reef fish at Florida International University. Amateur ornithologist, mixologist, and musicologist. Watches way too much sport.
Al Harborne
Took a while to get this published but good data never dies! Great to see this out
One of the highlights of academic life: Commencement with graduate students. Congratulations Dr Marrero!
Happy birthday to Charles Darwin,
patron saint of tired scientists, grumpy fieldworkers, and hating your own manuscript.
Paper accepted. 100 day streak on Wordle broken. This day could go either way…
Congratulations!
Great day 1 at the FL Keys Marine Science Workshop and nice job by Paula Pabon with the lab’s first talk of the meeting
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And foraging grounds for reef fishes!
www.tropicalfishecologylab.com/the-fishscap...
Prof Jim Fourqurean and @carlosduartephd.bsky.social kicking off the Blue Impact summit at FIU’s Biscayne Bay Campus
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It's great to see this paper out in Animal Conservation @zslofficial.bsky.social! We show that prey availability is an important correlate of shark abundance and hence the need for a holistic management approach.
doi.org/10.1111/acv....
Read more at @fiu.bsky.social news
news.fiu.edu/2026/sharks-...
Another post-doc opportunity at the University of Queensland to work on coral reefs. This time modelling reef ecosystems in the Red Sea in collaboration with Dave Suggett at Kaust. 2.5 years and work rights in Australia. Happy to discuss.
uq.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/uqcareers/jo...
Al Harborne
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Along with reducing exploitation, maintaining prey abundance may also be important for increasing populations of upper trophic-level predators, but we typically have little information on their prey ....
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Two closely related #Snapper species show differences in occurrence across #Reef flats and reef slopes. Snapper which inhabit reef flats have greater #ThermalPlasticity and #Physiological #Tolerance than species found on reef slopes.
bit.ly/meps15120
