Biodiversity
What tiny fossils can tell us about a biodiversity hotspot
Ostracods unlock the mysteries of how the Coral Triangle came to be the most biodiverse region on the planet.
Author: Ingrid Bartlett
I am a recent graduate of Oregon State University with a bachelor's degree in marine biology. I am most interested in marine ecology, sex-changing fishes, and intertidal nudibranchs. I also recently earned my AAUS scientific diving certification which has sparked my interest in the different applications of SCUBA diving in science. In the near future, I hope to pursue a master’s degree in tropical fish ecology. Outside of science, I also enjoy hiking, reading, and doing the wordle.
Biological oceanography
Does El Niño disrupt dinner?
A recent study finds foraging resilience in female elephant seals in the wake of El Niño events.
