Pauline Narvaez
@paulinenarvaez.bsky.social
PhD
Fish Ecology | Fish-Parasite Interactions | Microbe-Host Interactions
Postdoctoral researcher at CNRS SETE: https://sete-moulis-cnrs.fr/fr/
Project Biocean5D: https://biocean5d.org/
Personal website: https://paulinenarvaez.weebly.com/
Fish Ecology | Fish-Parasite Interactions | Microbe-Host Interactions
Postdoctoral researcher at CNRS SETE: https://sete-moulis-cnrs.fr/fr/
Project Biocean5D: https://biocean5d.org/
Personal website: https://paulinenarvaez.weebly.com/
Reposted by Pauline Narvaez
Scientific semantics aside, why does this matter? It matters because reefs clearly depend much more on their surrounding oceans than commonly assumed. As we alter not just reefs themselves, but also broader dynamics like nutrients, currents, and plankton blooms, reefs will have to cope with both.
June 6, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Scientific semantics aside, why does this matter? It matters because reefs clearly depend much more on their surrounding oceans than commonly assumed. As we alter not just reefs themselves, but also broader dynamics like nutrients, currents, and plankton blooms, reefs will have to cope with both.
Wow! Beautiful Emma!!!
March 17, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Wow! Beautiful Emma!!!
Thank you Blai for coming and the nice chat at the end 😊
November 28, 2024 at 10:45 AM
Thank you Blai for coming and the nice chat at the end 😊