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Dr Eva Plaganyi

@drevaplaganyi.bsky.social did:plc:7lv2c4ac2wvqrmcydj5epk5o

Research scientist, Marine Fisheries and Ecology, Climate Change, Biomathematics, Modelling, Marine Mammals. CSIRO | Ocean, Bird watching, bush walking | #SuperstarsOfSTEM | Opinions my own

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Dr Eva Plaganyi (@drevaplaganyi.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 13 diciembre 2024. Tiene 1.019 seguidores, sigue a 454 cuentas y ha publicado 200 posts.

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