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Antonia Klöcker

@cakloecker.bsky.social

Research Fellow @ Edinburgh Napier University | Shark Movement Ecology 🦈 | Morphology & Eco-physiology | Spatial Modelling | Biotelemetry | Fisheries Management 🐟

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Antonia Klöcker@cakloecker.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📢 New IMR study on movement patterns of #BaskingSharks shows that sharks tagged above the #ArcticCircle in #Norway perform repeated large-scale movements to subtropical waters and actively use the water column across habitats.🧵 1/5 👉 doi.org/10.3354/meps... @whoi.edu @thembauk.bsky.social

Map of the showing seasonal shark migration routes in the Northeast Atlantic. Sharks move to the Norwegian and Barents Seas in summer (May–July), the Icelandic Basin in autumn (September–December), and the Western European Basin in winter (January–March). Colored arrows indicate migration paths of the sharks illustrated as black silhouettes.
Marine Ecology Progress Series@meps-ir.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🦤🌐🧪 Year-long satellite tracking of basking sharks revealed ~14,000 km migrations spanning 30° latitude. This includes a transatlantic journey from Norway to the Caribbean highlighting the need for pan-latitudinal research. #FeatureArticle bit.ly/meps15153 @cakloecker.bsky.social

A basking shark is filter-feeding in surface waters. The shark is shown from the bird-perspective with its tail movement and the spread gills being visible.
Royal Society Publishing@royalsocietypublishing.org · 3mo ago

Breaching behaviour in basking sharks is far more widespread than previously thought. Watch #BiologyLetters author C Antonia Klöcker talk about the new research that used animal-borne biologgers to record breaching events over a year: cassyni.com/events/FWc8L... ‪@cakloecker.bsky.social‬ 🧪

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Royal Society Publishing@royalsocietypublishing.org · 3mo ago

Wide-ranging, year-round breaching behaviour of basking sharks revealed by long-term biologging doi.org/10.1098/rsbl... | #BiologyLetters #Behaviour #Ecology