Large scale variation in predation and herbivory along the Chilean coast. Latest research led by Catalina Musrri and Martin Thiel - with Ivan A. Hinojosa Erasmo Macaya Horta Subelab_chile @valdivialahsen et al. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

1/4 For Big Data at UNSW Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences I described biodiversity patterns for some #marineinvertebrates 🦀🐚in the #EastAustralianCoast. 🤔 Are there differences between zones? Are they consistent between groups? Let me show you how tried to answer these questions🧐 --->

2/4 How did I do that? 🤔 To find information about the #marinespecies I used the freely available database OBIS🌊OBIS The diagram below shows you a summary of what I did and the steps to develop this kind of #research👇 ...Now let's see what I found🧐! --->

3/4 More species of echinoids and decapods🦀in the coral zone, and more gastropods🐚 and bivalves in the kelp zone. Differences for different groups 🙀! Also, many of the species are only in this zone of the world🌏 (high endemism🧐) What's now🙃?? --->

4/4 The #EastAustralianCoast is a #biodiversityhotspot, with high endemism too! Many factors might influence the patterns here🤯and there are more questions to answer🧐 Human impacts, such as #ClimateChange 🌏, also can affect this! Let's get involved and do more research 🌊👩‍🔬

Week 62: I started Twitter for the class #BIGDATABEESUNSW We have Twitter conference - really great tweets by the class of 2020: lily dun brieaspasia @JoshuaL87634078 Krystelle Ho Jenaya Goodacre @LyraHuang2 virgilqueer.bsky.social Catalina Musrri A wonderful example from brieaspasia

Esta clarito....o no?

Latest published research🎉. This is the work from my undergraduate thesis, about the MN test for biomonitoring the chilean coast🌊 Here is the link 😉--> link.springer.com/article/10.100…