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Whales, Greenland, and some really old mud. My first PhD chapter now published in @natcomms.nature.com reveals 12,000 years of marine mammal history around Northern Greenland through DNA hidden in marine mud. Check it out: rdcu.be/emdYS
#sedaDNA #Greenland #Arctic #whales #seals

New fish migrations into the Panama Canal increase likelihood of interoceanic invasions in the Americas Castellanos-Galindo et al. compare the fish communities of the freshwater section of the Panama Canal before and after its recent expansion. The fish community has shifted to one dominated by marine s...

Curious about what happens with #fish communities in the Panama Canal & #invasions potential between the Atlantic & Pacific? See our @currentbiology.bsky.social piece

DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2025.01.049

10yr standardized sampling show major changes post-Canal expansion
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I am thrilled to share that I was awarded a #Villum Young Investigator grant. Using marine #sedaDNA, we will investigate how Arctic marine ecosystems and their functioning have responded to climatic changes over the past ~1 million years
#IODP #Exp400 #biodiversity

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Hi Emma, thanks for setting up the starter pack! I would love to be added. I am a PhD student at the University of Copenhagen working on (ancient) environmental DNA to study Arctic marine mammals.

Hi! Thanks for creating this list, I would also like to be added. I'm a PhD student at Copenhagen University working on ancient environmental DNA from marine sediments. I use hybridization capture, shotgun sequencing and ddPCR to study marine mammals distributions across the Holocene.

I would also like to be added! I work with ancient environmental DNA from marine sediments.