Ben Titus
@nem-titus.bsky.social
Assistant Professor,
Dept. Of Biological Science
Univ. of Alabama & Dauphin Island Sea Lab
PI of SymBio Lab
Symbiosis, Sea Anemones, & Marine Biodiversity
https://sites.ua.edu/tituslab/
Dept. Of Biological Science
Univ. of Alabama & Dauphin Island Sea Lab
PI of SymBio Lab
Symbiosis, Sea Anemones, & Marine Biodiversity
https://sites.ua.edu/tituslab/
Pinned
Better late than never! Titus/SymBio Lab is now official on BlueSky.
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!
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As the year wraps, it's time to celebrate marine biodiversity!
Nominate your favorite new-to-science *marine* species. form.vliz.be/en/form/worm...
The species must have been validly published in 2025. It can be extant or extinct.
@marinespecies.bsky.social @vliz.be @oceancensus.bsky.social
Nominate your favorite new-to-science *marine* species. form.vliz.be/en/form/worm...
The species must have been validly published in 2025. It can be extant or extinct.
@marinespecies.bsky.social @vliz.be @oceancensus.bsky.social
WoRMS Top Ten Marine Species 2025 Nomination Form | Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ)
form.vliz.be
December 10, 2025 at 6:28 PM
As the year wraps, it's time to celebrate marine biodiversity!
Nominate your favorite new-to-science *marine* species. form.vliz.be/en/form/worm...
The species must have been validly published in 2025. It can be extant or extinct.
@marinespecies.bsky.social @vliz.be @oceancensus.bsky.social
Nominate your favorite new-to-science *marine* species. form.vliz.be/en/form/worm...
The species must have been validly published in 2025. It can be extant or extinct.
@marinespecies.bsky.social @vliz.be @oceancensus.bsky.social
Better late than never! Titus/SymBio Lab is now official on BlueSky.
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!
December 15, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Better late than never! Titus/SymBio Lab is now official on BlueSky.
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!
Our research is focused on understanding how symbiosis generates and maintains marine biodiversity. We integrate systematics, field ecology, and genomics. Get in touch if you’re interested in joining the team!