Ever wondered how accurate drone-based photogrammetry really is?
Turns out UAV-based photogrammetry does a great job at estimating body size, condition, and even mass in live cetaceans. Yes, we validated it.
doi.org/10.1113/JP29...
@mbizzozzero
PhD student @ university of zurich studying bottlenose dolphin habitat interactions using environmental DNA metabarcoding🐬🧬🐟|ecology, genomics, social networks|Love all marine life & donkeys https://www.sharkbaydolphins.org/
Ever wondered how accurate drone-based photogrammetry really is?
Turns out UAV-based photogrammetry does a great job at estimating body size, condition, and even mass in live cetaceans. Yes, we validated it.
doi.org/10.1113/JP29...
Thank you for highlighting our work! <3
New paper on dolphin motor synchrony led by master's student Sam Hill-Cousins with a fantastic team of co-authors @danaipapageorgiou.bsky.social @emmachereskin.bsky.social @researchdolphin.bsky.social 🐬🐬🐬: Male dolphins use synchrony to both maintain and strengthen their social bonds
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Couldn’t have done this without my brilliant co-authors and the wonderful @researchdolphin.bsky.social — what an adventure! 🌊 @svenjamarfurt.bsky.social , @florianaltermatt.bsky.social , Erik Willems, Alexander Damm-Reiser, Simon J. Allen, Jean-Claude Walser and Michael Krützen
🎉 Excited to share the 2nd chapter of my PhD!
From 270 eDNA samples across Shark Bay (🇦🇺), we identified 106 fish species and mapped their diversity with remote sensing — all non-invasively! 🌊🐠
A scalable framework for characterising marine biodiversity
🔗 doi.org/10.1111/ddi.70074
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Tune in for an update on our🐬-research with @researchdolphin.bsky.social and the University of Zurich & on today's SRF einstein episode. It was wonderful to catch up with the incredible einstein-team and share more about our ongoing research and what we do at Irchel campus👩🔬🧪🐬
Graphical abstract of the methods and main results of the publication. It includes a photograph of a group of several humpback whales competing to be closest to the female of the group.
New paper on "Patterns of paternity: insights into mating competition and gene flow in a recovering population of humpback whales." 🐋🧬
royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...
@emma-carroll.bsky.social @lrendell.bsky.social @ellengarland.bsky.social @seamammalresearch.bsky.social 1/8
A late butterfly to the party🦋. What I am working on and passionate about is somewhat summarized in my first PhD publication🥹 in Molecular Ecology🐬🌊 below. Looking forward to connecting, sharing, and celebrating all things science, population & conservation genomics & passion for wildlife here!🌍🩵
🧬🐟🐬🦈Stay tuned for more research using eDNA to characterise the marine habitat of bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay! @researchdolphin.bsky.social
🧬🧪Curious about storing eDNA samples on filter papers without refrigeration?
Thrilled to share that the first chapter of my PhD was published this year:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
🧐🐬 Interested in the demographic history and adaptive evolution of Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins along the Western Australian coast?
Check out this paper by my amazing colleague Svenja Marfurt:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Just landed with my new wings and excited to share some of the latest research from our lab! 🐬🧬