
Alysha Chan
@elasmofiend
PhD student researching Australian cownose rays
@MEG_MQ
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03-05-2021 13:09:30
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Our new paper provides the first insights into the trophic ecology of Australian cownose rays. So surreal seeing your first lead author publication in all its typeset glory! Jane Williamson Fabrice Jaine Dr. Vincent Raoult Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences Marine Ecology Group onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf…


🚨 New Paper Alert 🚨 Two new #sharkscience papers on #FlatSharkFriday!!! 1.) New trophic niche research on 2 #ray species along the east Aust. coast by Alysha Chan & co onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… 2.) New #eDNA sampling research by Madie Cooper & co onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ed…


My first article is published 🥳 This was part of my MRes work and showed differences in in marlin feeding using stable isotopes, particularly through the use of sulphur! frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… Jane Williamson TroyGaston Julian Pepperell Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences



Great talk by Alysha Chan sharing exciting new information about the trophic and spatial ecology of the data deficient Australian cownose ray at the southern extent of their distribution off New South Wales. #ASFB2022


Cownose rays have a more constrained niche than eagle rays, and prefer hanging out at lower latitudes along the NSW coast Alysha Chan #asfb22



New #SawsharkScience out in #MarineFreshwaterRes today! We show that common and southern #sawsharks exhibit multiple paternity and provide the first evidence for hybridisation between these species! Jane Williamson Marine Ecology Group Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences 📝publish.csiro.au/MF/MF22234



Members of the MEG lab (and some special guests) had a great night at the Governor for #PintAU23. Thanks Pint of Science AU for putting on the event!



Time to introduce another MEGster! PhD student Alysha Alysha Chan studies the elusive Australian cownose ray to understand the species' biology, distribution and movement Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences Women in STEM Macquarie University #MarineScience #SharksAndRays




🚨New paper in Frontiers in Fish Science led by Alysha Chan assessing trends and drivers of coastal sightings of the Data Deficient Australian cownose ray at the southern extent of its distribution range. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…


Feels so good to have this out in the world! Our latest paper examines the trends and drivers of Australian cownose ray aerial survey sightings in NSW. Check it out doi.org/10.3389/frish.… Jane Williamson Fabrice Jaine Hayden Schilling Amy Smoothey Francisca Maron Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences


🚨 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗣𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 🚨 New #sharkscience published in Fisheries Research led by Molly Grew Researchers assessed the efficacy of a rare-earth magnet (neodymium) to deter four benthic #elasmobranchs under laboratory conditions 🧲🦈 Full paper here ➡️ doi.org/10.1016/j.fish…



Excited to share my first PhD chapter! Using drones we found rays turnover 21,000 tons of sand annually in an Australian temperate estuary - a greater mass than the Great Sphinx of Giza! Highlighting the importance of rays to the ecosystem 🌊🥞 …lpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…