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@tjcolvin.bsky.social
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PhD Candidate @McGill studying aquatic invertebrate biodiversity
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Veronica Groves (she/her)
5 days ago
Co-chaired a successful session with
@tjcolvin.bsky.social
at
@scas-scsa.bsky.social
/
@iaglr.bsky.social
2026 on the impacts of invasive species in Great Lakes systems! Topics included
#PinkSalmon
#RedSwampCrayfish
#RoundGoby
&
#NilePerch
ft PhD research from
@biomcgill.bsky.social
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Knobbedlip Fairy Shrimp πΈπ’πππππβπππ’π ππ’πππ¦π Fairy shrimp emerge from dormant eggs in high numbers within spring vernal pools
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Quebec Subunit American Fisheries Society
5 months ago
Registration is open!!! We are extremely excited about this year's symposium and look forward to hearing about all the amazing research conducted in Quebec.
#AFSQCS2026
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Calling aquatic invasion scientists!
@veronicagroves.bsky.social
and I are co-chairing the session "Invasive Species in Great Lakes Systems" at the 2026
@iaglr.bsky.social
-
@scas-scsa.bsky.social
joint conference in Winnipeg May 25-29th and are looking for talks to feature!
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The Ricciardians
8 months ago
Last week our field team investigated the effects of low water levels in the St Lawrence River. Shown left to right:
@briellecomartin.bsky.social
,
@ivanakomendic.bsky.social
&
@tjcolvin.bsky.social
Joining them was
@ecoinvasions.bsky.social
. The land on which they're standing should be under water.
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Brielle Comartin
11 months ago
Was thrilled to find so many freshwater sponges during a practice dive in the St. Lawrence River, including some growing on unionid mussels!
#freshwatersponges
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Quebec Subunit American Fisheries Society
11 months ago
Join us Saturday, July 19, 2025, for a day of biodiversity fun on Γle Perrot to
#BlitzTheGap
with iNaturalist! πΏπ Weβll be targeting understudied aquatic speciesβplus thereβll be prizes, food, and great company. We hope to see you there!
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The Ricciardians
about 1 year ago
Freshwater sponges are ancient colonial invertebrates found in virtually any lake or river. The photo below shows Eunapius fragilis. Water enters through tiny pores (ostia), passes through chambers lined with collared cells that filter particles from it, and then exits through large pores (oscula).
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Quebec Subunit American Fisheries Society
over 1 year ago
Our AFS Ex-Comm members attended the third annual SCAS conference in Hamilton (
@scas-scsa.bsky.social
)! π Happy to keep connecting with the fish community and sharing our passion for aquatic science. ππ Hope to see you at our third AFS symposium! π
#AFSQCS2025
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Quebec Subunit American Fisheries Society
over 1 year ago
You heard it from our treasures first... how do YOU communicate science? Sign up for the symposium and let us know! Nos trΓ©sors vous l'ont dit en premier... comment communiquez-vous la science ? Inscrivez-vous au symposium et faites-le nous savoir !
#AFSQCS2025
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