Julie Nitz

Historical and morphological evidence for a remnant population of Lake Erie cisco Coregonus artedi (albus) in Crystal Lake, Pennsylvania The cisco (Coregonus artedi) population in Crystal Lake, Pennsylvania, is of great scientific interest as it either originated from Lake Erie or Lake …

This is an exciting new find!

Cisco in Lake Erie
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Google maps screenshot of the Drake passage between South America and Antarctica

If we’re renaming bodies of water based on petty grievances, I propose that this be renamed the Kendrick Lamar passage.

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Bun buns!

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A gar in an aquarium casts a shadow, kinda like groundhog’s day but way cooler.

FYI gar indeed sees its shadow…

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Hawt❤️

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Garvana🤣

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#biologist

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A collage of a bunch of digital drawings of North American fishes, showcasing different body shapes, body sizes, and colors, including silver redhorse, longnose gar, black bullhead, rainbow darter, orangespotted sunfish, lake chub, bowfin, emerald shiner, pallid sturgeon, white crappie, central stoneroller, red shiner, largemouth bass, greater redhorse, quillback, blacknose dace, and paddlefish.

Diversity is pretty neat actually.

#SundayFishSketch

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