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Love supporting this event every year! :) #WSTC6
Just like every other edition of the WSTC, #WSTC6 has had the invaluable help of @GrantHumphries from @blackbawks. They provide technical support in so many different things, especially our fancy online submission form and schedule at blackbawks.shinyapps.io/WSTC…
We are SUPER excited to again be helping with #WSTC6 - an awesome event that's bringing together #Seabird scientists from around the world! Thanks @Seabirders and to all the organizing team!!!
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#WorldSeabirdDay today! Fantastic tweets floating around. Some cool #Data - ideal for #MachineLearning ;)
#WorldOceansDay is a great day to remember that we can beat #illegalfishing with the right tools!!
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#wapworkshop2017 macro zooplankton poop can be used to identify the most prominent species in an area #poopisawesome .@SCAR_Tweets
#wapworkshop2017 salp years and krill years negatively correlated. Salp are generally bad for #penguins
#wapworkshop2017 circumpolar deep water is primary source of nutrients to wap @SCAR_Tweets @SOOSocean
#wapworkshop2017 chlorophyll and nitrate uptake are directly linked in wap @SOOSocean
#wapworkshop2017 now up to the importance of macronutrients in Antarctica @SOOSocean @SCAR_Tweets - Sian henley
#wapworkshop2017 isotopes and chemistry by @KRHendry. Targeted chemistry. Not just blind dart throwing @SOOSocean @SCAR_Tweets
#wapworkshop2017 lots of #penguin monitoring by Argentinean scientists
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#wapworkshop2017 long term monitoring of Antarctica by Argentina
#wapworkshop2017 adelie penguins don't really dive below the mixed layer depth. Gentoos dive deep.
#wapworkshop2017 attractive fronts for penguin foraging for two tidal cycles @SCAR_Tweets
#wapworkshop2017 used hf radar, gliders, gps trackers, etc to quantify how #penguins use the Palmer basin in #Antarctica