This makes code organization so much more annoying than it needs to be...

I’ve been greatly enjoying the storytelling in Johnathan Meiburg’s A Most Remarkable Creature—centered on the Falkland Islands’ Striated Caracara. Wonderful stuff!

We have a new out in focusing on the tropical Pacific – Asian Monsoon relationship (and how it varies) across the last millennium using data assimilation products: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

Woah!! It looks like there is a up in the ? (Sorry for the poor quality video!)

A nice, new out by Jörg Lippold & colleagues on differences in co-occurring planktic . They document how subsurface-dwellers like G. truncatulinoides have ages offset, on average, by ~300 14-C yrs compared to surface-ocean species (like G. ruber & T. sacculifer).

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Interesting to see what the is up to right now: looks like it is about to shed a warm-core — especially considering the prevailing easterlies. Wonder how this might affect the upcoming season...

New article out in & where we (Chris Maupin & myself) briefly recount how scientists have sought to understand past year-to-year () temperature variations in the marine realm: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

Mainly focusing on coral-derived records, we also highlight a recent article by Ong et al. (2022; agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co) who add a new genus to the toolkit.

Very proud of our -funded students at the Dept of Geosciences, University of Arizona — our program called “Clouds 2 Core” (C2C) is only for students enrolled in 2-Yr Community and Tribal Colleges and the current cohort of 11 students are from colleges and towns all over (and and ). Today is their final presentations after 8 weeks of research work, here in . Some photos below!

New species of (Globigerinoides rublobatus) erected from sediments in the tropical Ocean — from the Journal of by Latas & colleagues: jm.copernicus.org/articles/42/

Thanks to wintertime rains (and a little in Spring), seems like 2023 is a median year so far for in , in spite of the scorching (and dry!) June.

A rather bleak seasonal forecast for the North American this upcoming summer from the . Yikes! 🥵

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