Theresa Mackey
@tmackey.bsky.social
AFS Climate Ambassador (23-24')
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UWinnipeg Research & Ethics Program Officer
Sci Comm & Animal Welfare Enthusiast
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Fish Biologist by training.
UWinnipeg alum - MSc
UMiami alum - BSc
(she/her)
UWinnipeg Research & Ethics Program Officer
Sci Comm & Animal Welfare Enthusiast
🐟👩🏼🔬🏞️ 🇺🇲 🇨🇦
Fish Biologist by training.
UWinnipeg alum - MSc
UMiami alum - BSc
Reposted by Theresa Mackey
Killer whales are increasingly seen in the Arctic as sea ice melts. We found 2 highly distinct Arctic populations that appear not to interbreed, and are as genetically distinct as ecotypes elsewhere in the species' range, and appear to be at risk from inbreeding and harvest. 2/3
November 29, 2023 at 12:40 AM
Killer whales are increasingly seen in the Arctic as sea ice melts. We found 2 highly distinct Arctic populations that appear not to interbreed, and are as genetically distinct as ecotypes elsewhere in the species' range, and appear to be at risk from inbreeding and harvest. 2/3