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Andrew Thurber

@arthurber
Joined January 2010
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Your front-row seat to my Mars landing is here. Watch how we did it. #CountdownToMars

Perseverance Rover’s Descent and Touchdown on Mars

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Riddles in the cold: study of #microbial succession at the first discovered Antarctic methane seep reveals impact of microbial community dynamics on greenhouse gas emission #ProcB ow.ly/lxw950AEOiO @ColdDarkBenthos @arthurber @SarahASeabrook @RoryMWelsh @OSUCEOAS
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Discovery of first active seep in Antarctica by @OregonState researchers provides new understanding of methane cycle: beav.es/oZN
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Image from Oregon State News (@oregonstatenews)
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Dear fellow scientists: I signed a letter asking @PacificCouncil to protect the deep, seeps and the southern California Bight – Please join me: goo.gl/RxiHEq
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New (beautiful) Short Video about the Deep Sea and the International Network that is .@INDEEP_Project vimeo.com/176269118
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New methane seep just discovered in Astoria Canyon! nautiluslive.org/
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Partnering with @marcohatch to study food security. teapaw.org/marcohatch/status/6771…
Marco Hatch (@marcohatch) profile pictureMarco Hatch@marcohatch16 Dec 2015
Lummi Nation Manila clam ecology in partnership with @arthurber @oregonstateuniv @USDA_NIFA blogs.oregonstate.edu/coldda… #nifaimpacts #deepsn
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Amazing graphic summary of my talk at #OceanSD by #tra4art
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Andrew Thurber discusses #ecosystemservices provided by the #deepsea at #OceanSD Kiel Research Alumni conference @earthinstitute in #NYC
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Paul Shively@Pshivels14 Sep 2015
Great letter from @arthurber @DrAbalone and over 100 other marine PhDs goo.gl/jodiR7 #deepsn teapaw.org/pewenvironment/status/…
Pew Environment (@pewenvironment) profile picturePew Environment@pewenvironment14 Sep 2015
Corals & sponges are “ecosystem engineers” of the deep sea. And we need to protect them: bit.ly/1UPA5tJ via @DrAbalone
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Unique. Pristine. Vulnerable. It's time to protect the Pacific deep sea: bit.ly/1UPA5tJ via @DrAbalone cc @PacificCouncil
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Enjoyed my discussion with .@pewtrusts about the importance of the Deep Sea tinyurl.com/o6lbzyx
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Bobby Hayden@bobintheh2o20 Aug 2015
Corals are 'ecosystem engineers' - even in the deep, via @arthurber @pewenvironment pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…
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Fat male Yeti crabs sit at the buffet while pregnant females are out in the Antarctic cold caring for their young: goo.gl/4pKaG4
I'm honored that I was invited to write about Marsh et al.'s amazing discovery about Yeti Crab's sexual distribution: goo.gl/Rlc6EG
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Miss this? Congratulations to OSU’s First Undergraduate in Ocean Sciences bit.ly/1L2ZqaL #oceans
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Replying to @lebkuken
A .@lebkuken No one thing. Pollution, overfishing, climate change etc co-occur. Holistic location-specific conservation is needed. #MyOceanQ
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Replying to @DiveTraining
A .@DiveTraining we can harness wave, tide and ocean thermal power sources from the ocean. #MyOceanQ
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A .@kerrykerryZZ Deep-sea animals eat food that falls from the surface. Food deposition in the deep is often very seasonal #MyOceanQ
A .@kerrykerryZZ >63% of the globe is deeper than 200m where the only light is from bioluminescence. It is very dark. #MyOceanQ
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