Congrats to our newest PhD student, Justin Jenkins, on wrapping up his first semester as a graduate student. Justin will be investigation the trophic ecology of Galveston Bay sea turtles. Welcome aboard.

Congrats to doctoral student Theresa Morris. Her grant to “Develop[ing] Molecular Tools for Demographics and Distribution of Galveston Bay Estuary System Sea Turtles” was funded by Galveston Bay Estuary Program this month.

Congrats to now doctoral candidate Madelyn Rupp @seaturtlecenter.bsky.social and @ecomorphlab.bsky.social for passing her qualifying exams this month.

This week I was honored to receive the Regents Professor Award- the highest honor bestowed by @TAMU to faculty.

Thx to colleagues, students, staff, & volunteers that, over the years, were a part in making this possible. I owe each of you a debt of gratitude!

news.tamus.edu/regents-appr...

A pleasant Thanksgiving surprise . Our work on shark ecomechanics, which integrates bite performance with trophic ecology using stable isotopes, was officially published - a solid ecomorphological piece of work.

Frontiers in Marine Science, Marine Megafauna.
www.frontiersin.org/journals/mar...

@EcoMorphLab is now on BlueSky!