@pauljerem.bsky.social | ECR Ecophysiology | How wild animals cope with environmental change | Thermal biology/imaging | Nature Photography | Melted Cheese
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Thermal imaging opens multiple windows into wild animal physiology!
Our new systematic review surveys links between body surface temperatures and four key physiological processes to identify approaches likely to push the technique to it's full potential.
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Postgrad recruitment time is approaching. As a working class kid from a deprived area, there’s no way I would’ve done a PhD under the current system (if I’d even done a BSc). Things I do to try to mitigate some of the systemic obstacles… 0/7
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🐦 Our paper on heat dissipation before, during and after flight with Graham Askew @ScienceLeeds @BBSRC and @Bishop1248 @BangorUni is out🙂
🚨 In OPEN ACCESS HERE 🚨
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Spread the word @UniversityLeeds @ISblue_school @UBO_UnivBrest @IUEM_Brest @LemarLab
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Glad seeing this out in @FunEcology, excellently led by @amandakpet. How do fluctuating temperatures alter the amount of energy required to complete development? Another study made possible by our friends @SableSys @SableSysEurope. Details👇#openaccess @lunduniversity @Biology_LU
How do fluctuating temperatures alter the amount of energy required to complete development?
Find out in our new paper @FunEcology 👉 besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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How do fluctuating temperatures alter the amount of energy required to complete development?
Find out in our new paper @FunEcology 👉 besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
@CyanistesNord
@GeoffWhile
Tobias Uller
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👇 1st paper from my Marie Curie! 👇
It's cool to be stressed: #thermalimaging reveals surface temperatures during acute stress track sympathetic nervous system activation - huge opportunities to measure stress in wild animals
#openaccess in @J_Exp_Bio!
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Light and noise pollution typically co-occurs, yet we only found 15 studies to assess their combined impact in our recent meta-analysis frontiersin.org/article/10.3…. We find evidence for enhanced, reduced and non-linear impacts, showing it really matters. @PaulJerem @LITC_urbanevo
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Our J Therm Biol special issue "Advances in Thermal Imaging" is now complete - 20 papers ranging #birds to #bears and basic to applied sciences. @Biology_LU @Lundsuni @sceneUofG @TattersallG @DomMcCafferty @PaulJerem @K_Herborn #RobertKoprowski
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PLEASE RT: Interested in how #ClimateChange affects #seabirds?
Come and do a PhD with us (with Maria Bogdanova, @DomMcCafferty @hentatisundberg @agnesbirgitta): use nest & thermal cameras to explore behavioural & physiological responses to raising temperatures
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@DW_Stone's magnum opus on the ontogeny of thermoregulation and heat transfer in wandering #albatross chicks from hatching to fledging is now online. Very happy about this collab @sceneUofG @Biology_LU @BAS_News @DomMcCafferty #polar #Antarctica
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Very happy to see this out! We explore the associations among corticosterone, metabolism and reproductive output in free-living ♀️ tree swallows. #MPGRanch @umontana. 👉 (Photo credit: @JGRubalcaba )
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Interested in how birds thermoregulate and how this affects winter survival of native, and invasion succes of introduced birds? Check out our new fully funded 3 yr #PhDposition : dropbox.com/s/h68tplekkqa1ro… #PhD #ecology @TEREC_ugent
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If you like birds, speciation, macroevolution and ecosystem function all whisked up together in one heady potion, this could be the review for you! annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10…
Interested in effects of #noisepollution on wildlife? Check out my first ever review - it's systematic, #openaccess and out now in @conbiology!!!
Here's a quick summary thread (with figures!)
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#conservation #ecology #urbanisation
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And, most terrestrial studies investigated diurnal species, despite evidence that nocturnality is the prevailing animal activity pattern. This is especially important given increasing noise at night, as we shift towards a 24hr society.
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Find these, and loads more results, plus our seven key recommendations for future anthropogenic noise research in the full #openaccess paper:
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