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Zoe Storm
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PhD candidate @jcu | Interested in all things fish and fisheries science 🐟🦈🐠 | She/her
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Zoe Storm @zoe-storm.bsky.social · Apr 11
My first first-author paper (my master's work) is finally out in @animalecology.bsky.social ! We found that the recovery of reef shark populations invoked anti-predator behaviours in mesopredatory reef fishes on Ashmore Reef in Western Australia🦈🐟. doi.org/10.1111/1365...
Recovery of reef shark populations invokes anti‐predator behaviours in mesopredatory reef fishes on a coral reef
The nonconsumptive top-down effects of reef sharks on the wider coral reef community are a topic of controversy. Our study provides an important addition to experimental and spatial evidence for reef....
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Emily Lester @emilylester.bsky.social · Aug 5
Bleaching on both the Great Barrier Reef and Ningaloo is a warning we can’t ignore.
The window to protect our coral reefs is closing fast and we must act now to limit warming and safeguard these iconic ecosystems.
🔗 www.bbc.com/news/article...
#CoralBleaching #MarineScience
Great Barrier Reef suffers worst coral decline on record
Reefs have been battered by cyclones and starfish that eat coral, but heat stress driven by climate change is the main cause of damage.
www.bbc.com
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Zoe Storm @zoe-storm.bsky.social · Apr 11
I also got the exciting opportunity to speak about our paper on @oceanographicmag.bsky.social Ocean News Podcast 🌊 You can listen to it here: open.spotify.com/episode/31Ax...
Why Are Sharks VITAL For Coral Reefs? - The Ocean News Podcast
The Ocean News Podcast · Episode
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Zoe Storm @zoe-storm.bsky.social · Apr 11
My first first-author paper (my master's work) is finally out in @animalecology.bsky.social ! We found that the recovery of reef shark populations invoked anti-predator behaviours in mesopredatory reef fishes on Ashmore Reef in Western Australia🦈🐟. doi.org/10.1111/1365...
Recovery of reef shark populations invokes anti‐predator behaviours in mesopredatory reef fishes on a coral reef
The nonconsumptive top-down effects of reef sharks on the wider coral reef community are a topic of controversy. Our study provides an important addition to experimental and spatial evidence for reef....
doi.org
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Erin Stewart @erinmcstewart.bsky.social · Apr 9
Thanks @zoe-storm.bsky.social for writing a great piece on our recent brook trout work! 🔥 ❄️ 🐟

Links to her ConsPhys in Action article & our research paper below ⬇️
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Conservation Physiology @conphysjournal.bsky.social · Apr 9
Home is where the heat is (for brook trout that is)

Intrigued? Then check out this latest #ConPhys in Action piece, explaining the importance of local conditions to 🐟 temperature tolerance, and therefore for #Conservation planning.

Comments on Stewart et al (links in 🧵⬇️ )
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Shaun Killen @shaunkillen.bsky.social · Apr 8
Attenborough voice: “And now, with the return of the reef’s apex predator, we observe a subtle but striking shift…” Our new study led by @zoe-storm.bsky.social: recovering reef sharks trigger caution in mesopredators. Less feeding, more vigilance.
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