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I'm Dan Killam. I'm a postdoc studying clams, climate and conservation.

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Recent Posts: Clamsplaining

Why eating clams sometimes makes us sick (Part 1 of 2)

A Make-Up Presentation!

So you want to be a postdoc overseas!

What good is a clam?

Poster!

Flickr Photos

ZzzzLayers of white gypsum (product of evaporation during times of low sea level) alternate with richly colored red and green shales (when sea level was higher, depositing iron or copper rich sediments). The white veins in the shale are secondary gypsum, formGreat egret. 12/24/18Another Negev shot because I can't help it. Imagine The Bible crossed with The Martian crossed with Lawrence of Arabia and that's approximately the vibe.Love the NegevWas fun seeing this moonlight forest exhibit in the daytime.Red whiskered bulbul. Native to Asia but established in SoCal and many other regions. They're kinda anime, kinda punkCthulhu (his name is actually Saul) has awoken from his two month slumber to let me know he's ok, my mom is doing a good job crab sitting and I can go back to Israel. What a lovely surprise to see this little bugger say shalom the day I leave.Rearing to strike
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RSS Inaturalist Observations

  • White-winged March Fly
    Rescued from pool
  • March Flies
    Rescued from pool
  • Southern Alligator Lizard
    Photo by Dana Shultz
  • bird's-eye speedwell
  • ground-ivy
  • petty spurge
  • Varied Carpet Beetle
    Friend has a potential infestation
  • Asian Lady Beetle
    Eating oleander aphids on my Gomphocarpus
  • Sawflies, Horntails, and Wood Wasps
  • Arizona Mantis

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