
Mother of Minnows (PhD) SARA-Science Biologist @FishOceansCAN, @PechesOceansCAN. AE @BioInvasions #FirstGen #WomaninSTEM #LatinainSTEM She/her Views my own
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Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Our newest Scientist Spotlight is on Rowshyra A. Castañeda, a freshwater ecologist and conservation biologist!
DOI link: doi.org/10.1643/t2026071
50-day free access link: ichthyologyandherpetology.or…
Check out another great cover illustration and paper by @Alexvn 🐟🐟🐟 #evolution #freahwaterfishes #canadianbiodiversity @UTSC @UTSConservation @opsinlab
May's cover image depicts the cisco and deepwater sculpin, which show convergence of rhodopsin spectral sensitivity in deepwater populations of both species buff.ly/3P4k83k#science #evolution #biology #genome
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Tune in to our next Freshwater Stewardship Community webinar with @Rowshyra on February 15th at 3pm ET to learn about the research behind the use of underwater cameras in freshwater systems and how to use this method in local waterbodies.
Registration: watersheds.ca/freshwater-ste…
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Out now in @Ecol_Evol is our paper on the importance of natural history research to topics as varied as education, policy management, and conservation, with a wide array of experts #MuseumMonday onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… 🧵👇
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
1/2 The Canada Nature Fund for Aquatic Species at Risk (CNFASAR) has identified a list of priority places across Canada and the threats their aquatic species at risk encounter.
📢We’re looking for project proposals to help support the recovery of these species at risk.
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Excited to share MBE's first Highlight! Learn how Antarctic icefishes have adapted to see under the ice -- Looking through the Ice: Cold-Adapted Vision in Antarctic Icefish buff.ly/3KCxWPo @giannicast @EvolutionVU @opsinlab @franceshauser @alexvn @UofTCellSysBiol

ALT Cover of Molecular Biology and Evolution with an drawing of two fish under the ice in Antarctica. Hanging over the fish are fish hooks that are connected to each other to look like a phylogenetic tree. There is also a folded protein and a graph showing the absorption wavelength of the opsin proteins in the fish eye.
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
We're recruiting for 4 fishy PhDs, Sept 23 start. On eel (bit.ly/3JDdmy6; bit.ly/3nink07), wetlands (bit.ly/3ni8zuA) & fish-passes (bit.ly/3lBQrLA). UK/International applications welcome. Please RT. @TheFSBI @IFMFish @SJC_fishy
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Looking for a post-doc? Work in biodiversity/ ecology/ conservation? Animal telemetry? Molecular ecology? Animal physiology? Social science & policy? We're hiring! 4 positions available from spring 2023. All 3 yr posts. Adverts/ application process below. Please RT.
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
#WormWednesday I’m excited to share that our paper on Deuterostome origins is now out in Biological Reviews; @csout0 @LenaDoesScience @Davey_F_Wright and I survey the fossil, developmental, and molecular evidence for early deuterostome evolution: tinyurl.com/3etzhppv 🧵👇
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
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Please send it to others from the CAGIS network, too!
Calling ALL past and present CAGIS members, volunteers, parents, and supporters!
It's our 30th anniversary, and we want to learn about you! Please take our survey at forms.gle/wSBYZTszC3KD5R1R7
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Having a great time so far at #JASM22! I will be presenting a talk this Thursday about how managers and the public talk about AIS management! See you there!
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
When we pay grad students & postdocs low wages, we are selecting for people who can survive in these situations (and we know it isn't a random selection of the popl'tn). We lose all the brilliant people who cannot afford to live paycheck to paycheck for years
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
Excited to announce a PhD opportunity to work on thermal tolerance and climate adaptation in Atlantic salmon!🐟🧬
Position is held at @MemorialU and co-supervised by me and Ian Fleming.
Feel free to reach out for more details! Please RT
#fisheries #genomics
This is such cool research done by @Alexvn in the Lovejoy and Mandrak labs @UTSC! Give it a read #biodiversity #canada150 #conservation #speciesatrisk
The deepwater sculpin thrives in deep lakes and cold temperatures. @UTSC researchers are now sequencing its genome to unravel the genetic secrets of this iconic Canadian fish. Check out our latest story written by @ThomLundy.
canadiangeographic.ca/articl…
Rowshyra Castañeda retweeted
I'm co-editing a Special Issue for Evolution Letters on "Adaptation to Climate Change."
Want to contribute?
Details are linked in the thread. Please DM if interested.
Open call for contributions to an upcoming @EvolLetters special issue: "Adaptation to Climate Change".
Organized by co-editors C. Teplitsky, @Marjo__S, @aedelsparre, and @blackbellied, the issue will cover adaptive responses to climate change & impacts on selection.





















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