Sizing ocean giants: patterns of intraspecific size variation in marine megafauna

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#SciArt is also a great way to summarize information, as with infographics like this one, designed for a McClain et al. paper (https://t.co/EajhVyIqrn): via @thePeerJ https://t.co/aS20Ioc5uH
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Reading Nat Geo Kids with F1, and hey, that’s from @thePeerJ paper by @DrAndrewThaler https://t.co/xNeeyAMA2C https://t.co/N0E6Kf2n33
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RT @WhySharksMatter: This shark is significantly larger than the biggest great white shark ever measured #MMMatTheMovies https://t.co/HWjt5…
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1911 days ago
RT @WhySharksMatter: This shark is significantly larger than the biggest great white shark ever measured #MMMatTheMovies https://t.co/HWjt5…
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RT @WhySharksMatter: This shark is significantly larger than the biggest great white shark ever measured #MMMatTheMovies https://t.co/HWjt5…
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This shark is significantly larger than the biggest great white shark ever measured #MMMatTheMovies https://t.co/HWjt5IUx0y
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@jenniferhilary Don't take my word for it! (Or only my word, anyway) https://t.co/jKweGedg01
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2000 days ago
RT @echinoblog: @franzanth @BeforeDinosaurs The record for Bathynomus giganteus is 50 cm as per @DrCraigMc this one was 36, so not bad... h…
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@franzanth @BeforeDinosaurs The record for Bathynomus giganteus is 50 cm as per @DrCraigMc this one was 36, so not bad... https://t.co/81A1ZX9vOV
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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2051 days ago
RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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2051 days ago
RT @RebeccaRHelm: And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https:…
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And they get LONG! Like over a hundred feet long! Check out the paper I co-authored with @DrCraigMc to learn more! https://t.co/TFRnKFZ1Yj
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RT @RebeccaRHelm: @NeridaWilson I love the siphonophore you saw! I tweeted a little info thread about it (below) and co-authored a paper on…
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@NeridaWilson I love the siphonophore you saw! I tweeted a little info thread about it (below) and co-authored a paper on the largest recorded jellies a few years back. If the size estimate is accurate your new siph takes the cake! https://t.co/TFRnKFZ1Yj https://t.co/5F8wJe2HWG
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@lavawitch https://t.co/HWjt5IUx0y https://t.co/8oVmH3rNWC
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RT @GelatinousSting: @caveatnyc @ZakMartellucci @MaureenBug Longest animal in the world isn’t a blue whale, it’s actually a jellyfish #inve…
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@caveatnyc @ZakMartellucci @MaureenBug Longest animal in the world isn’t a blue whale, it’s actually a jellyfish #inverts #TeamInvert Source: https://t.co/Wfq1Dqmebh https://t.co/FfKgBqlu2S
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2338 days ago
RT @bittelmethis: @DrCraigMc @DoctorZen @NickHobgood The world's heaviest medusozoa is the Nomura's jellyfish. It can weigh 440 pounds. And…
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