Natalie Klinard
@natklinard.bsky.social
Postdoc in the Marine Behavioural Ecology group at GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel. Working with acoustic telemetry to create a digital twin of animal movement in the North Sea 🐟
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Reposted by Natalie Klinard
Despite lots of work already being done, these aspects (movement, trophic interactions, and demographics) are often studied in isolation. But they are each a piece of the puzzle. Often times there are taxonomic biases in research. This doesn't even cover the rays! @natklinard.bsky.social
August 12, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Despite lots of work already being done, these aspects (movement, trophic interactions, and demographics) are often studied in isolation. But they are each a piece of the puzzle. Often times there are taxonomic biases in research. This doesn't even cover the rays! @natklinard.bsky.social
Reposted by Natalie Klinard
Sharks and rays can play many ecological roles (predators, prey, vectors, etc). The functional roles of individuals scale up depending on the ecological context. And there are many questions to consider @natklinard.bsky.social @johnwayne5.bsky.social
August 12, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Sharks and rays can play many ecological roles (predators, prey, vectors, etc). The functional roles of individuals scale up depending on the ecological context. And there are many questions to consider @natklinard.bsky.social @johnwayne5.bsky.social