@mariusgrabow.bsky.social

Movement ecologist at Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research @ecodynizw.bsky.social. Exploring the intersection of disease ecology & animal movements - unraveling how stressors shape movement behaviour.

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Led by Viktoriia Radchuk, an international collaboration shows phenological shifts in response to changing temperatures allow populations to remain stable or even increase in numbers.
Support from #sDiv @idiv-research.bsky.social

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A selection of studied species is shown, with each inset giving information for that species on its generation time (T, in years; also depicted by the black bar next to it), its diet (carnivore: C, herbivore: H, and omnivore: O) and whether the species is a migrant (M) or a resident (R). The inset shows the number of studies per taxon and trait category. Illustration credits for the species pictures taken from Wikipedia: Svalbard reindeer—Bjørn Christian Tørrissen, four-striped grass mouse—C.R. Selvakumar, silver gull—JJ Harrison, snow petrel—Samuel Blanc, northern giant petrel—Liam Quinn, green turtle—Brocken Inaglory, green-rumped parrotlet—Jam.mohd, Columbian ground squirrel—Martin Pot, red-winged fairy-wren—John Anderson, grey-headed albatross—John Harrison. Two species pictures were provided by the co-authors of this study: painted turtle (credit: FJ) and Atlantic yellow-nosed albatross (credit: SOp). The remaining pictures were taken from Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/photos/).

In Nature Communications, our paper led by Viktoriia Radchuk shows that phenological change mediates global vertebrate responses to temperature. The study compiles 213 time series of phenotypes and population sizes, including data from Bylot. Read: urls.fr/w7ZKp9 @natcomms.nature.com 🧪🌿🌎🌐🦉🦑🦊🐻‍❄️

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For urban birds, vegetation acts as a natural buffer against urban stress. Even vegetated noisy areas can support high functional diversity, when human access is restricted.
#UrbanEcology #Birds #Modelling #FunctionalDiversity

New paper out @springernature.com / Urban Ecosystems 🪶🏘️

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3 months ago

Hei Valentin. Great poster! Is this already published or pre-printed?

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5 months ago

Happy to see this first PhD chapter out in the big wild world.

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4 months ago

Exciting 5 year postdoc position in Berlin!

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4 months ago
Photo with a blue tit and information text of how to apply for the announced postdoc position.

‪📢 #Postdoc (75%) 3+2 years on identifying #West-Nile-Virus wildlife hosts and #modelling spatial risk factors.

Be part of a consortium on "Combating #WNV through an integrated #OneHealth approach" w #TUBerlin , #Charite, #FUBerlin, #UniBayreuth and health authorities

▶️ tinyurl.com/yuhfwpdr

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5 months ago
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Please RT!

📢 #Doctoral / #PhD position available with us at Leibniz-IZW for 4 years working at the interface of #wildlife + #disease #ecology, #veterinary sciences and #modelling.
🐗🐗🐗🐦🐦🐦
Training within #DFG #RTG 3069 led by @freieuniversitaet.bsky.social

▶️Apply here for P7: tinyurl.com/j2ehtz7m

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6 months ago
Conference participant and a PhD student smiling infront of her poster at the poster session.

🐾 Our PhD student Yutong Liang presented her first project on lynx excursion behaviour at the Movement Ecology of Animals conference (25 July to 1 August) in Ventura, CA with a poster and flash talk! 🎤📊🐱

#GordonResearchConference
#MovementEcology #WildlifeResearch #Lynx #PhDLife

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7 months ago
Graphical abstract for a manuscript titled "Too few, too many, or just right? Optimizing sample sizes for population-level inferences in animal tracking projects". The workflow presented in this manuscript evaluates sampling design by assessing sampling duration, sampling interval, and the number of sampled individuals needed to obtain reliable population-level estimates.

✨ New preprint! "Too few, too many, or just right?" 🌍🌎🌏 We explore how to evaluate study design in animal tracking studies by assessing sampling duration, interval, and, now, the number of individuals needed for reliable population-level estimates. #movementecology www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

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6 months ago
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Protect Antarctica — or risk accelerating planetary meltdown To keep Earth habitable, humanity must recognize the value of Antarctica and seek to save it from irreversible damage.

To keep Earth habitable, humanity must recognize the value of Antarctica and seek to save it from irreversible damage.

go.nature.com/41PkgKn

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7 months ago

Good point! I missed to post the link, here it is: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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7 months ago
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Published 📖 🥳 In a new meta-analysis @mariusgrabow.bsky.social studied whether subtle infection, traditionally often considered as relatively benign, affect phenotypic and demographic traits. Using avian blood parasites, causing #avianmalaria as an example, we performed a systematic review 🧵

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11 months ago
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Finally back in the field with @ecodynizw.bsky.social
Currently erecting some ATLAS antennas at our new field site 🚀
#movementecology

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11 months ago
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Wenn Parasiten den Flug bremsen Eingeschränkte Bewegung von Staren mit Parasiten-Infektionen wirkt sich negativ auf deren Nachwuchs aus Pressemitteilung von Leibniz-Institut für Zoo- und Wildtierforschung, TU Berlin und Uni Potsdam

🐦 Eine gemeinsame Studie von #TUBerlin, @unipotsdam.bsky.social & Leibniz-IZW
zeigt: Mit Blutparasiten infizierte Stare bewegen sich weniger, suchen in schlechteren Gebieten nach Futter & ihre Küken sind im Schnitt 12% leichter. Das kann gravierende Auswirkungen auf nachfolgende Generationen haben.⬇️

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11 months ago
Male Eurasian Starling. Birds is perched on a bramble spray, facing right with its beak open

Starlings really are the most extraordinary-looking birds...

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11 months ago

I have created a Movement Ecology feed here on Bluesky! 🌍🐾 bsky.app/profile/did:...

Currently, it tracks posts with the #movementecology, #animalmovement, #animalmigration, and #wildlifetracking tags from contributors.

🔹 Want to be added? Message me or reply here!

#Ecology #WildlifeResearch

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11 months ago

Yes please :)

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1 year ago

Postdoc Alert 🚨

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1 year ago
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Shiny Happy Pheasants🎵

Looking for someone with decent Shiny App skills to put together app for conservation managers to explore pheasant movement data. All backend analytical code is completed. Now needs GUI frontend developed

~1-2 months work (paid!), can be remote

Interested? Reply/DM

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1 year ago

Wow, that's great to hear :) Hope meeting some of you at the GRC in Ventura in July?!

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1 year ago
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PhD opportunity! We are recruiting for a study on population resilience of reintroduced European bison in partnership w/ Rewilding Spain & University of the Basque Country. Applications must be processed by the 14th of Feb. UK home students only. Please get in touch Susanne.shultz@manchester.ac.uk

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The weekend was all about capturing Rough-legged buzzards, kestrels, and other birds of prey in Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany

*all birds handled by trained professionals under a banding permit

#birdringing #birdmigration #science

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Free workshop on demographic resilience - Aug 2025 in Berlin — Leibniz-IZW-Akademie Dear colleagues and friends,  We have recently developed a new approach to study the resilience of wild animals . We would like to present this approach to you during a 2-day workshop – with ...

Free Workshop on #wildlife demographic resilience 7th-8th August 2025 in Berlin, Germany - great course, great lectureres, great location!
#population #demography temporal variation #RStats #models
▶️ www.leibniz-izw-akademie.com/seminare/wor...

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