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Periphyton was an important component of my research in the Everglades. This is because it, along with vegetation are the main components of flocculen
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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I went to grad school and got my Masters in Biology at 23 without debt. I didn't know that it was possible to get your masters degree for free until I
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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The water in wetlands isn't necessarily dirty, it looks like that because of tannins from the vegetation, soil and different materials that make up th
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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The Beauty Of Physics #physics #scienceismagic #scientist #atomos #paratí #ciencia #richardfeynman #paratiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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@_lapidus · TikTok
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Now, this is something really cool (via @chemteacherphil)! 👨🔬
Aluminum cans have a thin epoxy liner on the inside!
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@science · Instagram
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Fires in ecosystems are usually seen as bad thing in the public eye. However, they serve an important purpose, especially in systems like the Everglad
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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These disturbances such as hurricanes seem destructive at first, however the long term effects are great and help to create a healthy ecosystem in the
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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Lack of water in the Everglades is common during the dry season, in which certain areas may dry down completely. Droughts may be seen as a bad thing i
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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The water cycle was one of my favorite topics growing up, so l recreated it using a physical model in the Everglades. Even if you've learned it before
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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My research in the Everglades about flocculent organic matter is important because it gives us insight about carbon storage and fluxes in subtropical
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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Fires are destructive at first, however they can be very beneficial to the ecosystem in the long run. Think of fires as a hard reset rather than pure
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@kidflamess · Instagram
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Replying to @marcela mancino got over my academic trauma just to yap about this #womenoftiktok #womeninstem #scientist #sciencetok #animals
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@jia_yaps · TikTok
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