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Month: September 2013

Nautical Terms and Phrases

Pirates in unexpected places

Dr. Martini September 19, 2013 pirates

Ye landlubbers may think yer sage from pirate treachery by hiding on yer dry shores, but ye be WRONG! Many a crusty ship urchin floats…

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Video: catching a killer jelly

RR Helm September 19, 2013

One recent Friday morning I received an email that started like this: Dear MBL-ers For your information we can confirm that specimens of Portuguese man o’ wars…

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Currents Waves

Screw you pirates! Scientists study the Great Whirl anyway.

Dr. Martini September 19, 2013 Arabian Seagreat whirlmonsoonpiratesrossby wavesTalk Like A Pirate Day

AAAR! Today is Talk like a Pirate Day. So swill some grog and enjoy this beauty of a post on physical oceanography and piracy in…

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Abyss Biology New Research Pelagic

Is the Mid-Atlantic ridge an oceanic oasis?

Holly Bik September 16, 2013 biodiversityBiomassECOMARMid-Atlantic Ridgeprimary productivity

The open ocean is a desolate, nutrient-poor place.  For a long time it was assumed that any type of seafloor feature (seamounts! ocean ridges!) would…

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Abyss Life At Sea Pictures and Movies Uncategorized

Martini’s Law: A malady of gases

Alex Warneke September 14, 2013 Martini's LawNitrogen NarcosisRapture of the Deepscuba diving

Some know it as the “Rapture of the Deep,” others simply as, “being Narced,” but in my experience the most relevant nomenclature thus proposed for…

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Environmental Sciences Sea Ice

On the rocks, the bartender’s guide to sea ice

Dr. Martini September 14, 2013 Alaskafrazil iceglacial iceglaciersmultiyear iceslush

I’ve just moved from Alaska to Seattle, driving over 4000 miles and what felt like almost every major highway in Alaska in a last ditch…

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DNA feels like soggy cotton candy: A recipe for a DNA cocktail

RR Helm September 13, 2013

DNA is something I depend on not only in a literal way: it keeps me and my cell mini-peeps running, but also in a figurative…

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Genetics Microbes

A Metagenomic Cocktail: the most disgusting drink ever

Holly Bik September 12, 2013 blendercocktail weekcocktailsmetagenomics

Metagenomics and Mixology are similar in regard to their use of blenders. If metagenomics were a cocktail recipe, it would go something like this: 1.…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Cephalopods Ecology Evolution Habitats New Research Organisms Pelagic

The Most Boring Squid on Earth?

Dr. M September 12, 2013 armboringcocktaillazypassivesquidTentacletorpid

Much speculation occurs among biologists about the uses for all those arms and tentacles in squids.  Eight arms and two tentacles seem like appendage overkill. …

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Currents Waves

The perfect drink for the Physical Oceanographer

Dr. Martini September 11, 2013 cocktailebb and flowginwaves

One might think that the perfect drink for a physical oceanographer might be the Tidal Wave, Sea Breeze or even the Deep Sea Martini. But it…

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