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Alessandro Cresci

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A new framework to conduct research on offshore wind impacts on marine life. We propose a paradigm shift from reactive to forecasting approaches t reduce the ecological consequences of offshore wind development. Article in @ICES_ASC @EMarineBoard @NOAAFisheries @Havforskningen
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The ECOLUMP project has started! How do juvenile lumpfish migrate at sea? We are investigating their behavioral mechanisms in situ, in a Norwegian fjord. @forskningsradet @Havforskningen @durifcaroline @HBrowman
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Kelsey Malloy@kmmalloy14 Jan 2024
From IPCC: "Overall, changes in the stratospheric polar vortex and Northern Annual Mode are not separable from natural variability, and so cannot be attributed to greenhouse gas forced sea ice loss."
Steve Campbell (@Historian_Steve) profile pictureSteve Campbell@Historian_Steve12 Jan 2024
Your periodic reminder that less ice at the Arctic is consistent with a weaker jet stream that allows cold air to drift down into the Great Plains. The frigid temps you're experiencing happen BECAUSE of a warming planet, not in spite of it.
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The design of offshore wind farm foundations determines their potential to function as artifical reefs - see our new North Sea study sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @ICES_ASC @mspglobal2030 @MarinePlanEBMSP @JoachimClaudet @Dr_Emma_Sheehan @WernerKarlM
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Our latest work on #offshorewind in the ICES Journal of Marine Science. track.smtpsendmail.com/90321… Static magnetic fields associated with some subsea cables reduce swimming activity of fish larvae. #cod #haddock. @HBrowman @Havforskningen @ICES_ASC @NOAAFisheries @durifcaroline
Static magnetic fields reduce swimming activity of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) and haddock (Melan...

Static magnetic fields reduce swimming activity of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) and haddock (Melan...

Abstract. Static magnetic fields (B-fields) are introduced in marine ecosystems by anthropogenic sources such as subsea power cables. Larvae of the gadoids

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To assess effects of underwater noise on marine animals, we need to study how they use and respond to sound directionality. Our latest work quantifies directionality of anthropogenic noise with an AVS. @HBrowman @Havforskningen #QUIETSEAS #particlemotion tinyurl.com/mspm37nu
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The awesome latest piece led by @durifcaroline on the evolving, puzzling story of catadromy in European eels. @HBrowman @Mehka71 @evathorstad @Havforskningen @RCN_Norway @forskningsradet @ICES_ASC - tinyurl.com/2khdvrr6
The evolving story of catadromy in the European eel (Anguilla anguilla)

The evolving story of catadromy in the European eel (Anguilla anguilla)

Abstract. Anguillid eels were once considered to be the classic example of catadromy. However, alternative life cycles have been reported, including skippi

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Really cool work by @LisaSpiecker et al. Showing that coral reef larvae do not compensate orientation after geographical displacement even though they can use a magnetic compass for orientation. cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S…
Coral reef fish larvae show no evidence for map-based navigation after physical displacement

Coral reef fish larvae show no evidence for map-based navigation after physical displacement

Ecology; Oceanography; Biological sciences; Zoology

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Great work on wrasse behavior ongoing at the Austevoll station! @Havforskningen
Kim Halvorsen (@KimATHalvorsen) profile pictureKim Halvorsen@KimATHalvorsen21 Jun 2023
Do wrasse use individual recognition in mate choice and social interactions? In an ongoing field study we test how nesting males react to models with photos of stranger and familiar females and sneaker males. More info: fishlarvae.org/exploring-ind…
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Alison Frey@AliFrey524 May 2023
New acoustic telemetry project alert 🚨 yesterday we deployed 7 receivers around the Block Island wind farm. Next step: tag stripers, black sea bass, and fluke to study movements and connectivity between turbines @UMassD_SMAST @BOEM
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Lo #scudetto è #azzurro come il #mare: congratulazioni al Napoli e a #Napoli! – at Napoli, Campania
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Awesome work on impacts of offshore wind farms on benthic species!
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Hakai Magazine@hakaimagazine13 Apr 2023
Scientists have demonstrated that low-frequency noise, like the thrum of wind turbines, can interfere with larval cod's innate sense of direction. l8r.it/WYPo
For Baby Cod, Offshore Wind Turbines Offer an Alluring Tone | Hakai Magazine

For Baby Cod, Offshore Wind Turbines Offer an Alluring Tone | Hakai Magazine

Experiments show larval cod will orient themselves toward the simulated sound of a turbine.

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Communications Biology@CommsBio12 Apr 2023
Cod larvae orient to the source of low-frequency underwater noise at the level generated in the proximity of an offshore wind turbine: doi.org/10.1038/s42003-023-0… @AlessandroCre90 @Havforskningen @ICES_ASC @EMarineBoard @HBrowman @durifcaroline
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Hakai Magazine@hakaimagazine12 Apr 2023
Offshore wind power is a booming slice of the renewable energy mix. But like everything else, building machines in the ocean has some side effects. 🐟️ By @emilyharwitz. l8r.it/9QYR
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Our latest study on the effects of low-frequency sound from offshore wind turbines on the behavior of cod larvae at sea. New research performed with cutting-edge technology. nature.com/articles/s42003-0… @Havforskningen @EMarineBoard @ICES_ASC @HBrowman @durifcaroline @offshorenorge
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Fantastic piece from @emilyharwitz for @hakaimagazine on our latest article. With a unique experiment we showed that cod larvae orient towards the source of sound in the frequency and intensity range of that produced by offshore wind turbines.
Hakai Magazine (@hakaimagazine) profile pictureHakai Magazine@hakaimagazine12 Apr 2023
Offshore wind power is a booming slice of the renewable energy mix. But like everything else, building machines in the ocean has some side effects. 🐟️ By @emilyharwitz. l8r.it/9QYR
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