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Marina G. B.

@bio_marinagb

Biologist and a future Oceanographer 🌊 I like to share curiosities about sea: ecology, species and its dynamics and anything else I find interesting 🐳

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Marina G. B. Reposted

Sobre la movida de ‘ancestros de los humanos convivieron con los dinosaurios y se salvaron del pepinazo’. Os cuento. Y da vergüencita, aviso. ⬇️

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Marina G. B. Reposted

Here are the big takeaways from the @IPCC_CH Synthesis Report released today. First, climate change has already caused widespread and substantial losses to almost every aspect of human life on this planet, and the impacts on future generations depend on the choices we make NOW.

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¿Quién cazó la última ballena azul🐋? Te lo contamos. Los cuadernos de bitácora de antiguos balleneros aportan hoy datos relevantes para su conservación. Nuestro estudio👉 nature.com/articles/s4159… recopila información de la caza ballenera en Atlántico Norte hasta su cese en 1985🧵

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🚨Paper Alert🚨 Marine protected areas #MPAs are increasingly promoted as #ocean-based #solution to #ClimateChange, but their contribution to climate change #adaptation and #mitigation remains contentious. Our meta-analysis of 22,403 papers brings clarity. Link below. 🧵(1/17)

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(CAT) Un plaer compartir-vos això: gràcies als nostres #pescadors, hem aportat una mica de llum a l’#estat actual dels #taurons de mida mitja i gran que podem trobar a la Costa Brava. @manelgazo @submon @BiologiaUB Link estudi: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… Obrim fil 👇📊

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Fact: The common bottlenose dolphins we are used to see in dolphinariums come from the Caribbean and are smaller than the ones from the Mediterranean sea, and usually a little lighter gray.


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