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  1. Jul 21

    People keep talking about this "sculpture of a gryphon" - but this is clearly a sculpture of a *book* that happens to have a gryphon sitting on it. And having a sculpture of a book is cool.

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  2. Jul 18

    Do you need help with the homework assigned by at ? Let's just say I've never been to Canada and I would love to visit one day. Also, you might find this useful:

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  3. Jul 21

    Come join my collaborative conservation group at beautiful ! Two coral climate change post-doc opportunities now available in my lab: coral-symbiont-microbiomes & coral reef ecosystem recovery/food web rewiring. Check out for details 🇨🇦

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  4. Jul 21

    Canadian traffic jam

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  5. Jul 21

    .Congrats to PhD student who won first place for his poster on the Spatial genetic structure of Alberta's big horn sheep at !

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  6. Jul 19

    I study how small red tree animals yell at one another. Is it better to sound different than your next-door small tree friend?

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  7. Jul 19

    peeps, an opportunity to get your dance on while at . Guelph's monthly queer dance happens to coincide with your visit 👌🏳️‍🌈

    Hey, any folks at - wanna get the full queer Guelph experience? Check out the Fierce dance party, Friday night 10 - 2, @ ebar downtown!
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  8. Jul 20

    The brilliant drawing an audience with her poster at

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  9. Jul 20

    At and interested in across an environmental gradient? Come check out my talk on plasticity in migration behaviour and resource selection! 4 PM in ROZ 108!

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  10. Jul 21

    Mite-y big thank you to everyone who came to listen to my talk today at on the work we've done looking at parasitic mites and their small mammal hosts.

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  11. Jul 20

    Dr. Otos, otherwise known as , dropping some lichen knowledge at . So cool!!!

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  12. Jul 21

    presenting @csee2018

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  13. Jul 20

    Excited to see the first point in the mandate slide of the is making government science accessible to the public.

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  14. Jul 20

    Are you at and interested in starting your own preprint journal club? I’ll be at the poster session in the Atrium, come talk to me to find out how can help! I’ll give you some free stickers!!

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  15. Jul 17

    Not making it to @csee2018, but my posters are! Looking to recruit graduate students in mathematical biology/theoretical ecology starting Sept 2019! Spread the word!

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  16. Jul 20

    Sexual dimorphism predicts not only diversity and diversification but also extinction risk - animals with sexual dimorphism have decreased extinction risk!

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  17. Jul 13

    Whatever you do at -- go see Isabelle. She's a terrific scientist and one of the best person on this planet.

    Just saw my coworker-collaborator Isabelle Gounand's practice talk - it's amazing! Guelph-bound folks, make sure to be there 2:30 next Friday as she kicks off the "Merging theory & empirical research on ecosystem functioning of connected ecosystems" symposium! @csee2018
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  18. Jul 21

    "I used a Poisson distribution because I study fish"

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  19. Jul 21

    Here is the query for all of the participants! Thanks everyone for tweeting.

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  20. Jul 23

    2 different conference talks in 3 days: ✔✔ It was a whirlwind of busyness but I'm very proud and happy to have had the opportunity to rep my research at and this week. Now onto enjoying the rest of this conference!!

    Saving the bees from land use and climate change! Can we predict how these factors affect bumblebee communities across continents? giving an exciting talk!
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