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Vincent Bouchet

@vincentbouchet.bsky.social

Marine ecologist - Living Foraminifera - Laboratoire d’Océanologie et de Géosciences - Station Marine de Wimereux -U Lille

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Julie Meilland@juliemeilland.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We got our first common paper out #theLifeOfRetaria with @sandinmm.bsky.social , @raphaelmorard.bsky.social, @nicolecoots.bsky.social, @mattgr3co.bsky.social, Nicolaas Glock and Natalia Llopis-Monferrer - first product of our seminar series! check it out! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Unifying Retaria Research: A Common Framework for Studying Foraminifera and Radiolaria

Research on Foraminifera and Radiolaria has predominantly focused on their fossil remains. This synthesis identifies the “Big Five” disciplines of a unified Retaria research: diversity and evolution,...

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

Dr. Nina Davtian (she/her/hers)@ninadavtian.bsky.social · 4mo ago

#ForamFriday @egu.eu preprint led by @univ-amu.fr PhD student Y. Lichterfeld, with @guillaume-leduc.bsky.social, @carbon8.bsky.social, @tdegaridel.bsky.social, and @clarab.bsky.social. @climatecerege.bsky.social egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/20... 🧪 ⚒️ 🌊 Implications for #PaleoSky #FossilFriday

Assessing the potential of Individual Foraminifera Analyses (δ18O) to reconstruct variability, seasonality and extremes in the tropical Indian Ocean

Abstract. The Indian Ocean plays a critical role in the global climate system by regulating heat and moisture transport, influencing major fluxes that drive atmospheric circulation. Individual foramin...

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Springer@springer.springernature.com · 7mo ago

🖥️ In 'Environmental Monitoring and Assessment', living and dead benthic foraminifera reveal environmental quality and anthropogenic impacts in the Cachoeira River estuary, providing a baseline for biomonitoring tropical mesotidal systems. bit.ly/4jUBRst @vincentbouchet.bsky.social

Living and dead benthic foraminiferal assemblages as proxies for the environmental characterization in the mesotidal tropical estuary: Cachoeira River (Bahia, Brazil) - Environmental Monitoring and Assessment

This study aimed to characterise the Cachoeira River Estuary (CRE) in Bahia, Brazil, using living (L) and dead (D) foraminiferal as bioindicators, focusing on the identification of environmental quality and anthropogenic impacts. Seventy-six species of foraminifera were identified, with the highest species richness and density found in the lower and middle estuary. Twenty species occurred only in the L assemblage and 26 species only in the D assemblage. The most abundant species in both assemblages were Paratrochammina clossi, Ammonia tepida morphospecies, and Elphidium excavatum. Four distinct regions were recognised based on the distribution of L and D foraminifera and sedimentological parameters. Region I represents the estuary mouth with the most active hydrodynamic conditions, represented mainly by Bolivina striatula (L and D); region II represents the confluence of the tributary rivers and is characterised by A. tepida and P. clossi (L and D); region III in the middle estuary area is represented by Quinqueloculina seminulum (L) and P. clossi (L and D); region IV represents the beginning of the upper estuary and is mainly represented by Trochammina inflata (L and D). Region IV receives more freshwater but is still influenced by the tides, which allow the significant presence of Q. seminulum (D) and P. clossi (D). The present study was efficient in the environmental characterisation and can be used as a baseline to understand natural or anthropogenic impacts in this ecosystem, as well as to improve sea level models in tropical mesotidal estuaries.

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Stelios Katsanevakis@skatsanevakis.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Point of no return: academic #funding is at a tipping point. When the effort and money spent applying for grants equals or exceeds the funding awarded, the system stops serving science and starts draining it. Time to rethink how we fund #research. 🧪🌐🌍 www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Point of no returns: researchers are crossing a threshold in the fight for funding

With so little money to go round, the costs of competing for grants can exceed what the grants are worth. When that happens, nobody wins.

nature.com

Fredrik Jutfelt 🐠@jutfelt.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Here is an excellent article on the issues with STOTEN journal, and with scientific publishing in general: english.elpais.com/science-tech...

The fall of a prolific science journal exposes the billion-dollar profits of scientific publishing

One of the 15 publications that put out the most studies globally has been expelled from the indexing system for irregularities. Its publisher, Elsevier, has a 38% profit margin that reached $1.5 bill...

english.elpais.com

Nova Mieszkowska@marclim-uk.bsky.social · 9mo ago

I am presenting the #MarClim project tomorrow (Friday) at 12:30 GMT at #COP30 in #Brazil. Watch at the #VirtualOceanPavilion on the online platform cop30oceanpavilion.vfairs.com. COP30 supports global engagement at the UN Climate Conference @thembauk.bsky.social @livuniresearch.bsky.social

COP30 Virtual Ocean Pavilion 2025 (3-21 November)

The COP30 Virtual Ocean Pavilion is an online space to support global engagement around the UN Climate Conference 2025. The event is scheduled for 3-21 November 2025

cop30oceanpavilion.vfairs.com