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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Happy Thanksgiving!
How do we celebrate Thanksgiving? With crude Photoshop, of course.
Posted in dorkiness, humor, spiny dogfish
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Thresher Sharks vs. Whales – Finding Melville’s Shark?
Back in the day (earlier this year) Andrew at Southern Fried Science had a series of posts called “Finding Melville’s Whale,” in which he poetically summarized chapters of the Herman Melville classic (and required reading for anyone serious about the … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, dorkiness, sharks, whales
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Dogfish Quota Officially Increased
It’s good to be back. Lots of news in the dogfish and shark fisheries while I’ve been busy. The ASMFC officially announced that they would be increasing next year’s spiny dogfish quota to 30 million pounds, up from the 20 … Continue reading
Posted in conservation, fisheries management, milestone, sharks, spiny dogfish
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Checked off the List
Defended my thesis yesterday, despite the best efforts of the gunbrellaman. Thanks to all for the words of encouragement. Now that that bit of pressure is off, expect posting to resume a semi-regular schedule here.
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In Which the Author Reveals What’s Kept Him So Busy Lately
In exactly one week, this is happening. It’s had a lot to do with the scarcity of posts here lately. If you’re in the ECU area and want to come show your support, feel free. Keep in mind that it … Continue reading
Posted in grad school, milestone, North Carolina, research, spiny dogfish, striped bass
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Overdue Book Reviews – Demon Fish and Sharks of North America
I’ve reached that point where I’m starting to apologize in each post for how long its been since the previous post. Well, no more apologies. I’ve been buried in both starting the PhD and finishing the Masters, and unfortunately the … Continue reading
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Post-Halloween Horror: Hagfish Slime
Hagfish are awesomely disgusting creatures. My first personal encounter was seeing their handiwork (and then seeing the fish themselves) while gillnetting off of Massachusetts. The sheer amount of slime produced by these little monsters has long been thought to function … Continue reading
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