Pedro A. Peres
@pedroperess
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PostDoc fascinated by marine ecology&evolution 🦐🦀🐟 He/him 🏳️🌈 From Brazil 🇧🇷 Living in the USA 🇺🇸
Miami
Joined January 2011
RT @Alegarritano: 🌊 Deep-sea menage à trois? 🦠 A sponge, an archaeon, and a bacterium rely on carbon & vitamin B12 exchange — until a virus….
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Abstract. The basal metazoan phylum Porifera (sponges) is increasingly used as a model to investigate ecological and evolutionary features of microbe–anima
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RT @paularodflo: Finally our probe set targeting Ultraconserved elements (UCEs) in Decapoda (and other Malacostraca) is out!.I am so happy….
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Since its introduction about a decade ago, target enrichment sequencing of ultraconserved elements (UCEs) has proven to be an invaluable tool for studies acr...
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A summary of the past and next few days at Bocas del Toro: sampling, sorting, IDing. Tiny peracarids, but huge impacts to the ecosystem #ConfusingCrustaceans @DigInverts
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BioBlitz in Fort Pierce! Always nice to meet new people, be in the field, and find cool critters. Thanks for the invite @kmkocot 🫶🏻🦐🦞🦀
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RT @prawn_princess_: So excited to share that the first chapter of my dissertation was published this morning in Biological Reviews! We inc….
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RT @paularodflo: Check this nice blog featuring our research in Invertebrate Systematics! .👇👇.
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Recent research from Australian Journal of Zoology, International Journal of Wildland Fire, Pacific Conservation Biology and Invertebrate Systematics.
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Check out my and @BrackenGrissom contribution to the phylogenetic placement of the enigmatic deep-sea shrimp P. microphthalma 🦐🧬 monotypic superfamily? family? all the answers here shout out to @DanteFenolio (that photo 🩷) and @anelachoy (Pacific 🦐).
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RT @JimmyBernot: Very excited to share our new paper on Pancrustacean Phylogeny with a number of surprising findings! 🧵 .
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Abstract. The clade Pancrustacea, comprising crustaceans and hexapods, is the most diverse group of animals on earth, containing over 80% of animal species
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RT @tatsuya_amano: How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarrie….
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RT @ICB_journal: #Fieldwork and #LGBTQ+ Identities: Queering the Outdoors. "Creating a SAFE and #INCLUSIVE community for those with margina….
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RT @Alegarritano: 🌊Dive into the deep sea with us! Discover how sponges thrive in this dark, nutrient-depleted environment with their micro….
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The ISME Journal - Species-specific relationships between deep sea sponges and their symbiotic Nitrosopumilaceae
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Super excited to have shared part of my research at #ICC10 in the genomics symposium. Thanks everyone that was there and co-authors @BrackenGrissom @MIZ_BIOS. A special thanks to @DanteFenolio for the amazing S. debilis photos! @CrustaceanSoci
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I can’t even express how happy I am about being a little part of this amazing team! I’m sure this is not our final adventure 🌊.
Feeling nostalgic this morning as I think about our last DEEPEND/RESTORE cruise to close out this funding cycle. The memories made last forever and these people become family. For anyone that crusies, you know what I mean. @pedroperess @prawn_princess_ 🦐🦑🦀🐠🐟🐡🦈
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RT @newbiogeo: 'Macroecological links between the Linnean, Wallacean, and Darwinian shortfalls' new open-access perspective in Frontiers of….
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We just packed for another expedition and I feel READY for more deep-sea science 🦐 🐟 pop gen, eDNA, bioluminescence and more with @prawn_princess_ @BrackenGrissom
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RT @BrackenGrissom: CRUSTOMICS Lab presenting at NSF CREST all hands, from cryptic shrimp, king crabs, sponges and eDNA we do a bit of it a….
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A must read! If you are from one of these excluded groups, I’m sure you are not surprised by the results and have thought about this yourself. Acknowledging the situation is the first step.
We are excited to share our new @NatureEcoEvo article! Using data from > 300,000 biological sciences manuscripts and policies for > 500 Ecology & Evolution journals, we found evidence for bias during peer review (a🧵) .(.
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Brazilian’s paper has been withdrawn because authors didn’t have $3750 (20k in Brazilian currency - a full professor monthly salary) to pay the fee. Is open access promoting open science or excluding scientists?.
Muito muito muito triste me deparar com isso. Autores brasileiros, último autor excelente cientista da UFMG, acabaram tendo paper já publicado na Evolutionary Applications removido por não conseguirem pagar o APC da revista, que é atualmente 3740 dólares, quase 20 mil reais.
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What a team! Happy to be part of CRUSTOMICS 🦀 🦐 🐟 🌊.
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