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Month: July 2009

Cephalopods Opinion & Editorial Organisms

Squid Fail

Dr. M July 20, 2009 ArchiteuthisCaliforniaDocidicus gigasfailGiant SquidHumboldt Squidmediapress

Point 1: The Giant Squid  is Architeuthis dux.  The Humboldt (or the Red Devil or Jumbo) Squid is Dosidicus gigas Point 2: The Humboldt Squid…

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Scientist!

Please, call me Doctor

Peter Etnoyer July 20, 2009 Harte Research Instituteph.d.

I successfully defended my dissertation thesis today at Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi. The presentation went well, 45 minutes exactly. Following that, I was grilled…

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Carnivals & Link Love Music

Marine Music Greatest Hits

Dr. M July 20, 2009 BostonDrop Kick Murphysmarine musicMusicplaylistRustbeardsalyt

On the vast expanse that is the wondrous internet, I occasionally come across something that actually enriches my life…occasionally. Luckily, Matt posted a comment here…

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Conservation & Environment Organisms

Once Again, I Called It

Kevin Zelnio July 18, 2009 AlaskaAlgal BloomArcticBioemphemeraCoast GuardMarine OrganismOrganicTime Magazine

Like I said, the Great Alaskan Blob was Palin algae. Preliminary results indicate that it doesn’t look toxic. See Time Magazine: “Algae blooms,” she says.…

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Jaws… In 30 Seconds

Kevin Zelnio July 18, 2009 30 Second Bunny TheatreAngry Alien ProductionsbunniesJawssharktwitter

Did I mention it is reenacted by bunnies? Muchos gracias to @jasonrobertshaw on the twitter!

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Fish Organisms Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in Japan

Dr. M July 17, 2009 AquariumJapanmanta rayOkinawa Churaumiwhale shark
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Biology Coral Organisms Pictures and Movies

Friday Picture: Have your coral and eat it, too?

Peter Etnoyer July 17, 2009 deep-sea coralechinodermOctocoralPredationsea fan

People accept the idea of echinoderm predation on shallow reef building corals. The voracious Crown of Thorns seastar Acanthaster planci is a familiar coral antagonist…

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Reviews

Deep Sea News in London’s Metro

Kevin Zelnio July 17, 2009

Thanks to Ed for scanning in this clip for us! The London Metro saw fit to include Craig’s post on the mystery sewer organism in…

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Organisms

“… some sort of naturally occurring organic or otherwise marine organism.”

Kevin Zelnio July 16, 2009 AlaskaAlgal BloomArcticCoast GuardMarine OrganismOrganic

Those were the words echoed by U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Terry Hasenauer, in reference to a strange substance floating in the Arctic…

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Carnivals & Link Love Conservation & Environment Scientist!

Political action is one click away

Peter Etnoyer July 16, 2009 bottom trawlingMarine Conservation Biology Instituteocean acidificationsign on letterUnited Nations

Today is political action day. Your voice is only a click away. Sheril Kirshenbam and others are hosting a Letter on Ocean Acidification from ocean…

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