Tatum Bernat
@phylumtatum.bsky.social
UC Davis Ecology PhD student • interested in mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity • she/her • all opinions are my own🔬🧬🐟🐚
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Besides the fishes I saw a troop of drills and other monkeys, nesting sea turtles, African Grey parrots, giant fruit bats, Xenopus, chameleons, and lots of other cool creatures thanks to the many local and international scientists there for the Conservation International rapid assessment.
January 28, 2024 at 5:07 PM
Besides the fishes I saw a troop of drills and other monkeys, nesting sea turtles, African Grey parrots, giant fruit bats, Xenopus, chameleons, and lots of other cool creatures thanks to the many local and international scientists there for the Conservation International rapid assessment.
#addOcean please!
September 28, 2023 at 12:51 AM
#addOcean please!
Hi I’m Tatum and I’m an Ecology Ph.D. Student at UC Davis! I currently study the genomic architecture of euryhalinity (a type of reversible phenotypic plasticity related to salinity) in killifish🐟 interested in all things marine eco-evo!
September 28, 2023 at 12:50 AM
Hi I’m Tatum and I’m an Ecology Ph.D. Student at UC Davis! I currently study the genomic architecture of euryhalinity (a type of reversible phenotypic plasticity related to salinity) in killifish🐟 interested in all things marine eco-evo!