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Author: Alistair Dove

Dr. Alistair Dove is a systematic and ecological parasitologist by training, with broader research interests in the natural history and health of marine animals, especially whale sharks. He is currently Director of Research and Conservation at Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta USA. His comments here do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Georgia Aquarium
Opinion & Editorial Weird

A whale joke for hump-day

Alistair Dove February 29, 2012

Via Reddit:

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Organisms Pictures and Movies

TGIF – curious whale shark

Alistair Dove February 24, 2012 Georgia AquariumMexicowhale shark

To go with the whale shark news roundup this week, I thought I’d post a video from my group’s whale shark research work in Mexico…

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Sir Fish grabbing headlines, but it’s not all good

Alistair Dove February 22, 2012 Elasmobranchiawhale shark

Whale sharks (in Vietnamese: Ca Ong, literally “Sir Fish”), have been in the headlines quite a bit lately.  Here’s a roundup: WA WS, OK? A…

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What’s your marine biology Bucket List?

Alistair Dove February 11, 2012 bucket list

There are so many amazing aquatic species out there, it’s practically impossible for any one person to see them all, even if they dedicated their…

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Climate Change Conferences Conservation & Environment Coral Organisms

For sale?: one reef, well-loved

Alistair Dove February 8, 2012 Coral Restoration FoundationGeorgia AquariumPERC

I think it’s fair to say that when most folks think about conservation, or biology in general, money is not the first thing that pops…

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The passing of Mike deGruy

Alistair Dove February 4, 2012

Marine biologist, photographer and  documentary maker Mike deGruy was killed in a helicopter accident in Australia yesterday.  TED has remembrance page here and below is…

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Organisms Paleobiology

Extinct life is like a box of chocolates

Alistair Dove January 31, 2012 ammonitebrachiopodeocrinoidfossilTrilobite

I celebrated another lap around the sun this weekend, and in honour of that my friend Betty, who lives in Arizona, sent me a rather…

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Organisms

A glass more than half full of awesome

Alistair Dove January 20, 2012 Georgia AquariumHBOIreefssponge reefsspongessubmersibles

The other deeplings (except RickMac) are at the fantastic Science Online conference this week, meeting with other scientist communicators and hatching various plots for DSN’s…

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Geology Natural Disaster Pictures and Movies

TGIF – Antarctic Ice Arch Collapse

Alistair Dove January 13, 2012

Via Chris Rowan (@Allochthonous) on Twitter, comes this excellent and beautiful sequence of an ice arch collapsing in Antarctica.

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Social Sciences

What’s in a name? Origins of the word “shark”

Alistair Dove January 9, 2012 historyMexicosharksYucatan

This article is reposted from my old blog Deep Type Flow and was originally published 7/12/2010 To a recent roundup of whale shark news, I appended…

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