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Month: June 2008

New Research

Live-birth from 375 million years ago

Peter Etnoyer June 2, 2008

A placoderm fossil called “mother fish” has been recovered from Gogo, an ancient coral reef site off the Kimberley coast of Northwest Australia. The fossil…

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Microbes New Research Organisms

More Types of Bacteria In Tropical Waters

Dr. M June 2, 2008

Beware when you go on tropical holiday. Species richness of bacteria is higher in those waters. For many organisms on land (birds, mammals, snails, plants,…

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Microbes Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Epsilonproteobacteria Everywhere

Kevin Zelnio June 1, 2008

“Epsilonproteobacteria, it turns out, are one of the predominant groups of extremophiles in marine systems. In one environmental DNA sample taken from a hydrothermal vent,…

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Conservation & Environment

The Big 3: Shrimp, Tuna, and Salmon

Dr. M June 1, 2008

If you read Blogfish, MBSL&S, and DSN, I think you see that Rick, Mark, and I are not advocating a complete ban on eating seafood.…

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