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Eero Myrsky

@eemyrsky.bsky.social

Postdoc @nathist.bsky.social @helsinki.fi #plantecology, #ecosystemfunctioning and #socioecology of the cold and remote regions of the globe 🗻 Avid hiker and climber

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Eero Myrsky @eemyrsky.bsky.social · 2w ago

Finally, the last chapter of my thesis published. Check it out if you are interested in ecology, the subarctic, fells and reindeer: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Historical Corrals in Fennoscandia Reveal Divergent Legacies of Concentrated Reindeer Densities Between Continental and Suboceanic Tundra

Historical reindeer corrals in Fennoscandian tundra showed that the legacies of concentrated reindeer densities varied between geobotanical districts. While high graminoid abundance always persisted,...

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Eero Myrsky @eemyrsky.bsky.social · 5mo ago

One phase ends, another begins. I’m happy to continue studying tundra plants in this rapidly changing world for the next three years. @helsinki.fi @nathist.bsky.social

Mikael A. Manninen @mamanninen.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Hyvää saamen kielten viikkoa! Tässä mm. @eemyrsky.bsky.social ja @jussiteronen.bsky.social kanssa laatimaamme ihmisen ja luonnon vuorovaikutusta Kilpisjärvellä käsittelevän infotekstin pohjoissaamenkielinen versio. 1/2 #saamenkieltenviikko #giellavahkku #kielâokko #ǩiõllneäʹttel

Olbmuid ja luonddu oktii čatnasan historjá Gilbbesjávrri guovllus | Gilbbesjávrri biologalaš stašuvdna | University of Helsinki

Olbmot leat eallán Gilbbesjávrri guovllus duháhiid jagiid. Sin doaimmain leat báhcán máŋggalágan mearkkat. Dán ollisvuođas leat dieđut guovllu historjjás ja das, mot mearkkat olbmuid doaimmain leat vu...

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David Nogués Bravo @noguesbravo.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Today we publish a new paper on the past and future resilience of the reindeer under global change...the future looks grim www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Mismatch in reindeer resilience to past and future warming signals ongoing declines

Rangifer population dynamics over 21,000 years reveal that future climatic warming will cause losses that surpass safe boundaries.

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Eero Myrsky @eemyrsky.bsky.social · 12mo ago

I don't know if anyone keeps a list of these things, but here is my contender for the title "Highest-Growing Vascular Plant in Sweden." Not so surprisingly, it is Ranunculus glacialis, growing at about 2,010 m on the ridge near the summit of Kaskasapakte.