Andrew T Taylor, PhD
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Fisheries Scientist | Asst Prof @ U of North Georgia | Conservation | Riverscapes | PopGen | Black Bass Diversity | views=mine | www.andrewtaylor.fish
I heard the locals say the origin is:
a cartoon of a man driving a car with the name frainch on the top
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January 7, 2025 at 2:35 AM
I heard the locals say the origin is:
Reposted by Andrew T Taylor, PhD
I was taught in grad school that scientists should have 3 versions of talks about their work ready: a 30 second “elevator pitch,” a 12 minute conference length talk, and a 40 minute seminar length talk.
I think we should also have a short version aimed at non-scientists.
I think we should also have a short version aimed at non-scientists.
December 8, 2024 at 4:22 PM
I was taught in grad school that scientists should have 3 versions of talks about their work ready: a 30 second “elevator pitch,” a 12 minute conference length talk, and a 40 minute seminar length talk.
I think we should also have a short version aimed at non-scientists.
I think we should also have a short version aimed at non-scientists.
Reposted by Andrew T Taylor, PhD
While the smallmouth and largemouth bass are probably the most well-known of the black basses, there are several other cool species like the Suwannee and Guadalupe bass. And we're learning new things about black bass diversity all the time (see: news.yale.edu/2022/06/06/r...) #25DaysofFishmas
December 7, 2024 at 4:42 PM
While the smallmouth and largemouth bass are probably the most well-known of the black basses, there are several other cool species like the Suwannee and Guadalupe bass. And we're learning new things about black bass diversity all the time (see: news.yale.edu/2022/06/06/r...) #25DaysofFishmas