Hi everyone!
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@MiguelGuerreiro
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@MiguelGuerreiro I’m getting my BS in the “ecology” discipline for my environmental science degree (and I am a lifelong scholar of biology and nature in general) , does this count?
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@MiguelGuerreiro @dantheclamman is great! Extra points if you can guess his field
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@MiguelGuerreiro I am a graduate botanist working in ecological restoration and land management in southeastern Australia. A couple of other biology focused accounts I follow, that post regularly here:
@joncounts
@futurebird
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@MiguelGuerreiro for everything clams, @dantheclamman is the man. Or any bivalves really. Just don't ask him about arthropods, the last person who did that, we never found the body...
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@MiguelGuerreiro@ecoevo.socialMy eyes are tired, and I misread your post:
I am looking for fellow biologists and ecologists to follow and *correct* on mastodon.
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@MiguelGuerreiro I am a graduate botanist working in ecological restoration and land management in southeastern Australia. A couple of other biology focused accounts I follow, that post regularly here:
@joncounts
@futurebird
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@MiguelGuerreiro definitely @mossesandbees
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@MiguelGuerreiro I'm a techie who just got hired on in a CRISPR lab!
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@MiguelGuerreiro maybe @ratvet ?
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In Spain: @DavidSD
In Argentina: @Rocahontas -
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Hi Miguel, welcome!
You might find some useful accounts to follow at https://fedi.directory/tag/biology
To follow an account listed on the site, copy-paste its Fediverse address and paste it into the search box in Mastodon.
I would especially recommend @dantheclamman
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@CowboyWho @MiguelGuerreiro I wouldn't call myself a biologist or ecologist by trade, but thanks for the heads up about an ecologist to follow.
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@MiguelGuerreiro Did my B.S. in microbiology, but I've been 18 years now in environmental compliance. Sadly, have forgotten much of my educational background since I didn't up in parks like I'd hoped.
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Does cell biology count, I mainly post gardening and cats anyway.
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@MiguelGuerreiro Post on all sorts of things, not primarily biology. But it was my day job for decades: evolutionary biology, also molecular systematics. Research focus: terrestrial orchids, parasitic plants.
(And for anyone who wonders why, given the choice, I didn't stick with alien orchids, terrestrial in this context means growing on the ground. Not up in trees like epiphytic orchids.)
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@MiguelGuerreiro I'm a biologist/taxonomist/ecologist from Southeast Asia.
