PhD candidate @NTNU | MSc Marine Mammal Science @univofstandrews | BSc Env Sci @aberdeenuni & Arctic Biology @UNISvalbard | 📍Trondheim
Tromsø, Norway
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My first first-author paper has just been published! 🥳 I’m so so pleased to have this work out in the open for everyone to read, and am grateful to such a wonderful team of supervisor and collaborators who mentored me through the process.
New paper alert! Humpback whale song revolutions continue to spread from the central into the eastern South Pacific. @_jschulze, Judith Denkinger, @Ecujavier, M. Michael Poole and @EllenGarland4. @_SMRU_ @univofstandrews. Check out our #RSOS paper here:
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Today we celebrate all the amazing women that have made IOP possible! 👏 It is thanks to the hard work, dedication, creativity and genius of all the women that have been a part of this project over the last 15 years that IOP exists. They do it all…
Look at this amazing PhD opportunity - I really couldn’t recommend a lab and supervisor more than this one!
PhD opportunity! Interested in humpback #whalesong, vocal learning and understanding individual differences? Come join my lab and work on this exciting PhD project. @_SMRU_ findaphd.com/phds/project/hu…
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ORCAS AND A BABY PILOT WHALE – AGAIN! 😱
We are trying to piece together what is happening but we sure have a lot of questions. 🤯 It shows how much we still have to learn about interactions between these two socially complex species.
📷 by @fipsamarra
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NEW PUBLICATION! We are so excited to share our first publication with you since becoming a charity 🐋
Authors: Amelie Laute, Thomas J. Grove, Marianne H. Rasmussen, Adam Smith, Olli Loisa, Michelle E. H. Fournet (@mbellalady)
New humpback song paper by @SaskiaCathrin 🥳 go have a read! – at Tromsø, Norway
📢Our paper is out in @FrontMarineSci
In this study, we report the rapid progression in #humpback whale song structure and complexity found on a subarctic feeding ground and migratory stopover in Northern Norway using #PAM.
frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
ALT Figure 3 Spectrographic representation of all observed themes and phrase types from the recording period January 2018 - January 2019. The spectrograms were produced using fast Fourier transform (FFT) size 8092 Hann-window with frequency resolutions of 5.69 Hz (for 2018 files) and 11.4 Hz (for 2019 files), and a 70% overlap. Corresponding audio files are provided in Supplementary Audios 1-11. Note that themes are not ordered according to how they occurred in songs but rather follow the evolutionary changes.
ALT Figure 6 Song complexity over the study period January 2018 - January 2019. Each song session represents the average of three song cycles measured. The split in lines indicates lack of data (July-November).
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We made shirts, sweaters, bags and stickers!
Whale Wise has designed a variety of products which are available in many sizes, fits and colours. All proceeds go towards our work to understand and protect whales. Support us at: whalewise.teemill.com/
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Just another @_SMRU_ #MSc_MMS_St_A thesis published - no matter how awesome the science, it always takes dedication and persistence to go from thesis to paper, so all respect to @_jschulze for making a splash!
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Team member @_jschulze and co-authors KILLING IT with her first first-author paper, demonstrating song connectivity between humpbacks in French Polynesia and Ecuador! Congrats Josie!
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The song of the humpback whale is one of the most elaborate acoustic displays in the animal kingdom, but there are still many mysteries to be uncovered, including why they sing. Explore the beautiful and surprising world of whalesong with @EllenGarland4: youtu.be/goZA5SlXx-g
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We have retrieved our hydrophone that has been recording for the past year in Finnafjörður, Iceland. We aim to use the recordings to inform the construction and use of a shipping port being built in the area. Huge thanks to @Barbaboat! Photos by @junibjorneset / @Barbaboat
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In 2 weeks, you have raised £4,005 - this is incredible. This means we can purchase a Mavic 3 drone and extra batteries. The amount will also be doubled thanks to a generous donor. These additional funds will contribute to the running costs of the project. Thank you everyone.
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Meet our newest member, Phil! His mother, Amelie, runs multiple acoustics projects. Marine science has become more inclusive for women in recent times, but we still have a long way to go. Within Whale Wise we are determined for our team to continue their research with a family.
Can’t complain about late evening shifts when they look like this @icelandic_orcas ☀️ midnight sun certainly has some perks! – at Iceland
Have a read about babysitters in the St Lawrence beluga population in this new publication by @JaclynAubin 🥳 What a fun project that I was lucky enough to learn about to in my first season with the @GREMM!
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BIG NEWS - we reached our target and can purchase a Mavic 3 drone! PLUS a generous donor will MATCH the final amount raised! So ALL current + future donations doubled! This could ensure the project's future 🐳thank you everyone crowdfunder.co.uk/p/drone-fo…
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New book alert! Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Mysticetes edited by Chris Clark and Ellen Garland. link.springer.com/book/10.10… Part of this book series: springer.com/series/15983 @_SMRU_
Well this was an exciting day in the field.. certainly unexpected 🤩 – at Iceland
BREAKING: ORCAS AND A BABY PILOT WHALE 😱😱😱😱
Yesterday our team found a group of playful #orcas and to our absolute astonishment amongst the orcas was a newborn pilot whale. There were no observations of pilot whales in the area the whole day. Where did this baby come from? 😱
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Albatrosses & large petrels are particularly at risk of #bycatch. They’re attracted to prey near the ocean surface including fish used as bait in longline fisheries, or discarded fish.
#WorldAlbatrossDay @BAS_News @BirdLife_News @Darwin_Defra @SciAniStudio #BirdLifeScience
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Amazing results from our satellite telemetry project with Southern right whales in Argentina. Electra, a whale seen with a calf at the time of tagging, is back home after 6 months. It’s the first time we record a mom’s full migratory cycle. And her track looks like a whale 😊!
#SiguiendoBallenas | 🐳¡Por primera vez registramos el viaje migratorio COMPLETO de una ballena franca austral con cría!
Más info en🧵y en➡️ siguiendoballenas.org
