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By Kevin Zelnio, on  July 2nd, 2010  2 comments  Adaptations, Mating & Reproduction, Music, New Research  Best of Zelnio, Botryllus schlosseri, Genetics, Multiple Paternity, Music, polyandry, sea squirt, sperm, Tunicate, Urochordata Photo of Botryllus schlosseri from the Swalla Lab website Yep, that’s right. They get it on with any male gamete that passes their way. They just don’t give a [rhymes with duck]. Boom chaka-laka-boom. These loose lizzies are all about increasing genetic diversity if you know what I mean. OH, I know you know . . . → Read More: Female Urochordates Have Few, If Any, Inhibitions
I'm On A Boat poster by Tatsumi67 Public Radio International’s The World Science podcast has a regular series featuring Music in Science, and they asked me what music we listened to last August on SEAPLEX. When I squealed “I’M ON A BOAT!” they were a bit confused at first, but then they boldly went for . . . → Read More: Flippy-floppies take PRI’s The World
This just might be the best thing ever. Graduate school, shanty style! It’s basically Piled Higher and Deeper, in ballad form. Check out hultonclint’s traditional shanties, too – he has a fine voice. Thanks, JEByrnes! By Kevin Zelnio, on March 22nd, 2010 Leave a comment Music, Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls 6-Gill Shark, David Honig, Hagfish, Music, Osedax, Whale Fall This one goes out to David from my lab who just got back from 2 months down under in Antarctica and deployed whale bones for part of his experiments. You can read up on all his updates while he was at sea. Every Whale Has A Bone (with apologies to Brett Michael) We both . . . → Read More: Every Whale Has Its Bone
By Kevin Zelnio, on March 22nd, 2010 One comment Music, Vessels and Equipment Schooner, Stan Rogers, tall ship This is where I’d like to be this Monday morning. By Kevin Zelnio, on March 18th, 2010 2 comments Conservation & Environment, Fish, Fishing, Music Bluefin, ICCAT, Japan, NY Times, Stan Rogers, tuna, UN, United Nations What. The. Fuck?!?1?11?11!!? (pardon my language) A proposal by Monaco to extend the highest level of U.N. protection to the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin, a fish prized by sushi lovers for its fatty belly flesh, failed by a lopsided vote of 20-68, with 30 abstentions, Juan Carlos Vasquez, a spokesman for the U.N. . . . → Read More: Tiny Tuna for Japan
Craig is the hipster around here, always keeping up on the latest trends and knows exactly what the kids are doing these days. Me, I more of a laid back folkie. Give me a can of Dale’s Pale Ale, an acoustic guitar and a summer night sky filled with fireflies. Now I know all the . . . → Read More: The Original “On a Boat” Song
By Dr. M, on November 23rd, 2009 6 comments Carnivals & Link Love, Music, Reviews a cappella, cover, I'm On A Boat, parody, San Francisco, Soapbox Melodics, UC Santa Cruz Kevin and I are big fans of I’m On A Boat and the internets are full of parodies of this parody (Bert and Ernie ver., Office ver., English Channel ver., I’m On A Bus ver., I’m In A Tux ver., Hard Rock ver., and so on). Those are find and dandy, but they pale . . . → Read More: I’m On A Boat A Cappella
By Kevin Zelnio, on October 5th, 2009 Leave a comment Music California, Music, Puget Sound, Safety, Sailing, Song, Transportation Lumber ships under tow at Grays Harbor, 1890s. Courtesy UW Special Collections. Its been a long time since I put up any original music. Here is one I got around to finishing tonight. Its a bit rough around the edges, especially the acoustic guitar dub over, but I was too lazy to redo it after . . . → Read More: Kiss of a Cold Ocean
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