Our new study was just published in Global Ecology and Biogeography. We analyzed diets and distribution of reef fishes worldwide to answer a key question: In what environments do the most ecologically specialized fishes thrive? Delecambre et al. (2025) https://t.co/nZVhWFnhz0

If you missed the opportunity to see this talk last July, you can still come join me today at 17:45 in the Community Ecology session @SFE2_2024 to know more about trophic pyramids!

Are trophic pyramids truly inverted in coral reefs? To find out, come see my talk today at #ECRS2024 in Archimede Room at 15:10!

#ECRS2024 Have you ever heard of Darwin's coral reef paradox? Are coral reefs marine oases? What's Darwin's role in all of that? If that sounds interesting, come to my talk on Thursday, 4 July at precisely 12:48 (Session 2, #726)! @Ecrs2024 @psl_univ

Do you want to learn more about how much species trait diversity has been impaired over the last 3.5 decades across the Mediterranean Sea ? Come to my talk on Thursday, 4 July, just after lunch at 14:06 in the Averroé room (Session 4, #351) at @Ecrs2024. @4Oceansmopga, @IMEV_mer

PeerJ congratulates Zoé Delecambre, Robyn Walker-Spencer, Brittney Mitchell, and Michael Cornish - Award winners at The Benthic Ecology Meeting 2024. Read about their research on the PeerJ blog https://t.co/ip9av6wEcj @BenthicEcology @ZDelecambre @MichaelRCornish

UTMSI labs recently attended the 52nd Benthic Ecology Meeting. We extend our congratulations to our distinguished awardees: Hannah Rempel, Zoé Delecambre, and Emma Chesley for their outstanding contributions! Group📷: Chris Hemingson Awardees📷: UT #BEM2024 #UTMSI #TexasScience

What a week! It has been a pleasure sharing my work with such passionate people at #BEM24. Congratulations to my @TheCaseyLab team mates who have been doing amazing!