Melissa Cristina Márquez

@mcmsharksxx

🇵🇷🇲🇽 | Marine biologist () | Wildlife educator 🦈 | Founder | Podcast host: ConCiencia Azul | speaker

Sydney, New South Wales
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Geregistreerd in mei 2014
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    4 jul. 2017

    My talk is ON YOUTUBE! Listen + share "Sharks and Female Scientists: More Alike Than You Think"

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    Stunning drone video of a large group of endangered Fin Whales seen inside Monterey Bay this month. Food is plentiful as springtime upwelling has pumped masses of krill into the waters & has attracted numerous Fin & Blue Whales to feed there in the bay's submarine canyon.

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    Thanks to Zena Timmons and Dr. Andrew Kitchener for letting and I sample from your collection at ! This has to be the biggest largetooth sawfish rostrum I have ever sampled from, at over 1.4 meters long!

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    APPLY NOW!! Exciting PhD post for an Indonesian student studying of and with in the with

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    🇵🇷👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Que emocionante es ver a nuestros estudiantes dar el todo por el todo. Ante casa llena, los estudiantes del centro de Aguas Buenas presentaron sus prototipos para una estación de lavado de manos como parte del proyecto .

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    this ? Follow my tips for your trip to be a little more and :

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    For everyone who was in the Media Workshop this morning with Hakai Magazine. Here’s the list of potential magazines/platforms to pitch your science stories to. Compiled by . Please RT.

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    Hakai bioGraphic (photos and long form) Cosmos (Australia) Ensia Anthropocene Discover Magazine Aeon (scientists) The Conversation (scientists) High Country News Science News The Atlantic Yale 360 New Scientist Scientific American The Guardian Long Reads
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    How to use social media like Instagram for effective

    Learning how to use Instagram for effective with
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    Llegó el verano científico, jovenes de varias partes de México visitan el laboratorio de ecología pesquera de para aprender sobre tiburones y rayas

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    A regular pastime can ease mental stress, improve work–life balance and help scientists to reach innovative solutions in their work

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    : It seems Hydrolagus lemures and H. ogilbyi is now one species, Chimaera ogilbyi. More with :

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    Judging from marine conservation is alive and well, and in the hands of some amazing women. Thank you SCB and Kuching.

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    Are you following my tips for your best if you're in ? Read them all here, you DO NOT want to miss out:

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    : The Spotted Ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei) is one of 36 species of shortnose , getting its common name from its long, thin tail which resembles that of a rat. More with :

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    : The southern (Chimaera fulva) is a silvery pink to pale brown coloured chimaera. This is not always seen as they have deciduous skin that can flake the colouring off so they look like a completely different colour. More with :

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    : The small-eyed , Hydrolagus affinis, also called the Atlantic , is an animal primarily found on deepwater slopes and seamounts at depths of 300 to 2,410 m, most commonly found below 1,000 m. More with :

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    : The pointy-nosed blue is also known as ray troll's chimaera or the abyssal . Whatever common name you want to call it, rest assured the scientific name never changes: Hydrolagus trolli. More with :

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    : The Marbled ghost (Hydrolagus marmoratus) is a shortnose ghost shark with deciduous skin that is uniformly dusky. With light and dark reticulations on its flanks, you can learn more about this ghost shark with here:

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    The brownbanded bamboo (Chiloscyllium punctatum), also known as the grey carpetshark, is a widely distributed tropical species found in numerous habitats throughout its range. Want to know a secret about this shark? Read on: Source: Tony Shih

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    From the smallest rabbit fish to the biggest basking sharks!

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    We found the tip of a stingray barb in the jaw of the juvenile white shark that washed up on Long Island a couple weeks ago. Small white sharks eat a lot of bottom-dwelling skates and rays.

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