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Month: October 2010

Pictures and Movies

Still need a Halloween costume?

Holly Bik October 27, 2010 halloween

…Then how about dressing up as a really crappy version of King Triton (shout out to all my Little Mermaid fans out there).  Note to…

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Evolution New Research New Species Organisms Paleobiology

New Fossil Anemone Reveals Innard Secrets

Kevin Zelnio October 27, 2010 AnatomyAnemoneAnthozoaBest of ZelnioCambrianChinaCnidariaEolympia pediculatafossilHexacoralliaMesenteryMicrofossilplos one

Continuing its trend as one of the top destinations for out-of-this-world fossil finds, China is yielding yet another piece to the evolutionary jigsaw puzzle. In…

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Fish

Worst Headline Ever?

Dr. M October 26, 2010 fishpress

Deep sea fish take ugliness to new level, says Niwa Shame…shame…shame to ever thought that calling deep-sea fish ugly was a compelling way spin the…

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Oil Spills

“We Didn’t Know the Impacts” of Dispersants on Sea Life

Dr. M October 26, 2010 dispersantsGulf of MexicoOil Spill

But we decided to use them anyway. Go U.S.A.!  U.S.A….U.S.A. Too much oil was collecting on the surface above the wellhead, ruining any would-be attempt…

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Oil Spills

More reports of oil in the deep, but corals seem OK

Holly Bik October 26, 2010 BPDeepwater HorizonGulf of MexicoOil Spill

Two important Gulf of Mexico stories catching my attention this week. First off, dives to a deep-sea coral reef appear to bring back good news–coral…

View More More reports of oil in the deep, but corals seem OK
Cephalopods Social Sciences

RIP Paul the Octopus

Kevin Zelnio October 26, 2010

He was good cephalopod. He will be sorely missed by the Spanish, not so much by the Germans. NPR reports that at the ripe age…

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Carnivals & Link Love

Euprymna scoLinkes

Kevin Zelnio October 26, 2010

Heath of the We Beasties blog (its about microbes) describes new research about the role of 2 important microbes in the ocean and how using…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing

Greenwashing: The Case of “Sustainable Fisheries”

Dr. M October 25, 2010 GreenPeacegreenwashingseafoodSeafood Watchsustainable fishery

Green washing is misleading publicity or propaganda designed to present an image of environmental responsibility. TerraChoice has a nice list of the Six Sins of Green…

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Ecology Fish Fishing Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

Curiouser and Curiouser

Kevin Zelnio October 25, 2010 Curiouser and CuriouserfisheriesJai RanganathanJarrett ByrnesLarry CrowderOverfishingPodcast

This is a special report Jarrett Byrnes, a marine ecologist at University California, Santa Barbara and blogger at I’m a Chordata, Urochordata. ————————————– Something new…

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Education

Thanks for YOUR Ocean Education Support!

Kevin Zelnio October 25, 2010 Donor's Choose

We are about halfway through our Ocean Bloggers United for Education Donor’s Choose Initiative! Its amazing that we have already helped to fully fund 9…

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