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Month: January 2010

Art Social Sciences Vessels and Equipment

Celebrating the Deepest Dive

Kevin Zelnio January 25, 2010 Bathyscaphe TriesteChallenger DeepDon WalshJacques Piccardmarianas trenchPeter Batson

Last year saw the passing of a legend, Jacques Piccard. Along with Don Walsh, these two trailblazers forged an era of deep-sea exploration that no…

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Summary of tweets for January 23rd, 2010

Archie Teuthis January 23, 2010

Below is a summary of tweets from January 23rd, 2010 @DrCraigMc: New issue of Deep-Sea Research http://bit.ly/6mt9Om #DSN – 22 Jan 10 21:21 @DrCraigMc: the…

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Nom Nom Nominate Us for a ResearchBlogging Award!

Kevin Zelnio January 22, 2010 awardresearch blogging

We enjoy writing about peer-reviewed research of the deep sea. We hope that you find it interesting and our writing enjoyable. If you have enjoyed…

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Hash Tag #DSN Means Super Fun

Dr. M January 22, 2010

Have a Twitter account? Want content you write to show up at DSN? Simply add the tag #DSN and your Tweets will show up here…

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The Evolution of Iron-Clad Samurai Snails With Gold Feet

Dr. M January 21, 2010 aragonitearmorCalcium CarbonateconchiolinEd YongGastropodgold foot snailiron clad snailiron sulfidemantleMilitarypredatorsamuraishellSnail

It is told in the Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai At the time of the attack on the castle at Shimabara, Tazaki Geki was…

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Social Sciences

Molluscs NOM shipwrecks into oblivion

Miriam Goldstein January 21, 2010

National Geographic reports that shipworms are nibbling upon the Baltic Sea’s well-preserved shipwrecks, nom-ing them into oblivion. The shipworm is actually a wood-boring mollusc, Teredo…

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Knots

Knot Wednesday: Half-Blood Knot

Dr. M January 20, 2010 anglingfishinghalf-bloodhookKnotKnots

This is useful angling knot to attach a line to hook, lure, or swivel.  The half-blood prince knot is a basic and multipurpose knot you…

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Ecology Microbes New Research Organisms

Great Abyssal Diversity Among the Microscopic

Dr. M January 19, 2010 abyssdonutsMicrobemicrobialoperational taxonomic unitOrganismsrare biosphere

An area the size of a coffee table on the deep-sea floor would yield hundreds of species.  A few species would dominate with numbers in…

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Mega Shark vs Plane: The Physics

Miriam Goldstein January 19, 2010

Mega Shark: faster than a bullet train, more powerful than that puny wimp Megalodon, and able to take down commercial airlines in a single bound.…

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Conservation & Environment

Seafood Watch breaks up another relationship

Miriam Goldstein January 19, 2010 New York TimesseafoodSushisustainability

Frankly, I’m a little ashamed to have my first post be all human-interest-y, without a single hypodermic penis in sight. Still,  I can’t resist highlighting…

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