Clamsplaining
I'm Dan Killam. I'm an environmental scientist studying clams, climate, pollution, and conservation.
- By Dan Killam
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly four posts per year
- First post on
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Most recent posts
If you use Mastodon (or another Fediverse service), you can now follow this blog from there. As you might know, Mastodon is one of my favorite places to communicate science, so this is a cool …
Figure 1 from our paper, showing a comparison of a scallop, its growth increments and where it came from in France, to a giant clam shell section (dyed blue to show its growth lines), and …
Every clam is a door into the sea. If the “door” of its shell is open, the clam may be happily breathing, or eating, or doing other weirder things. If the door is closed, it …