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Kaysee Arrowsmith

@kcarrows

Mostly bees 🐝 I've moved to Bluesky @kcarrows.bsky.social

Joined April 2018
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First dissertation chapter is published! 🐝⛰️🪻 esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
Community context mediates effects of pollinator loss on seed production

Community context mediates effects of pollinator loss on seed production

A critical goal for ecologists is understanding how ongoing local and global species losses will affect ecosystem functions and services. Diversity–functioning relationships, which are well-charact...

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Update: it went so poorly that I threw it away.
Kaysee Arrowsmith (@kcarrows) profile pictureKaysee Arrowsmith@kcarrows26 May 2023
Six weeks until my defense and I’m finally running my first PCR. Am I a biologist now?
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Six weeks until my defense and I’m finally running my first PCR. Am I a biologist now?
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Sugar Ray just came on and every single person at this bar is quietly singing along. You can tell everyone is ashamed and can’t stop. Millennials are great. The 90s are great. No notes.
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Looking for floral partners of a bee in GBIF. This looks promising.
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Shit I don't know anything about bee ID.
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Obsessed with how passive aggressive google doc’s suggested replies are.
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Connor Morozumi@connor_morozumi26 Aug 2022
New paper alert! We've very excited that our work examining plant-pollinator networks under drought is out in Oikos. Here's a lil 🧵on what we did and what we found. We created a downsampling null model approach that we'd love others to try/modify/improve doi.org/10.1111/oik.09265
Simultaneous niche expansion and contraction in plant–pollinator networks under drought

Simultaneous niche expansion and contraction in plant–pollinator networks under drought

Global climate change threatens to substantially rearrange species interactions, yet we lack clear predictions on how these changes will cascade through communities. Many perturbations associated...

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Am I team moth now? Because these are stunning.
Adrian Smith (@DrAdrianSmith) profile pictureAdrian Smith@DrAdrianSmith25 Aug 2022
1 wing flap from 15 moth species
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Shit talking so hard that our bartender gave us a free pizza. Doing ESA right? @BigGirlPlants
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I cannot wait to read this paper about graduate field leadership! Such a great #ESA2022 session about field preparedness, accessibility, and practical skills. researchgate.net/publication…

(PDF) Supporting Graduate Field Leadership through Community-Sourced Advice, Action, and Policy

PDF | Ecology and environmental science graduate degrees often involve fieldwork, frequently led by the graduate student. Few formal resources exist to... | Find, read and cite all the research you...

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Don't read me like that
Daniel Gould, MD, PhD (@DJGould94) profile pictureDaniel Gould, MD, PhD@DJGould949 Aug 2022
People will literally do a PhD instead of going to therapy
Not me writing a post-doc proposal and googling "What is phylogenetics?" 🙃
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Living for this seminar by Dr. Gregory Cajeté.
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New band name: Bees of the Seas 🐝🦀
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The discovery is the first known example of animal-driven “pollination” in algae. sciencenews.org/article/crus…

Scientists saw crustaceans ‘pollinate’ seaweed for the first time

Crustaceans shuttle around red algae’s sex cells, helping the seaweed reproduce in a manner remarkably similar to flower pollination.

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Is there anything more therapeutic than drinking beer and putting pins through bees?
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Flies too I guess
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Oh my god is it Christmas? 😻😻😻
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Michael Martin@m_a_martin27 Jun 2022
having supportive cohort mates is such an important part of grad school
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Packing for an elementary-level outreach trip with @cranders89 and I realized that all my field shirts are from breweries. PRO 👏 FES 👏SION 👏 AL.
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