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Author: Peter Etnoyer

PhD candidate at Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi and doctoral fellow Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies.
Coral

Signing off on Coral Week

Peter Etnoyer May 3, 2008

Well, all good things must come to an end, so this is it for Coral Week. I wanted to finish things on a high note…

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The naked coral hypothesis: a cause for optimism?

Peter Etnoyer May 3, 2008

There remains a cause for optimism. Shallow-water corals have weathered a host of insults over the last 18,000 years. The Atomic Age is just one…

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Coral

Will bottom trawls have negative effects on deep-sea corals?

Peter Etnoyer May 3, 2008

This is the fifth of five articles about the shared characteristics of shallow and deep-water corals. It’s far from complete, I’m afraid. Deep corals are…

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Will climate change have negative effects on deep-sea corals?

Peter Etnoyer May 3, 2008 climate changeCoralJohn Guinotte

Seawater chemistry is changing with the addition of fossil fuel CO2 to the atmosphere. This influx of CO2 is causing the world’s oceans to become more acidic, which is bad news for corals and other marine organisms that use calcium carbonate to build their skeletons and protective shells.

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Deep-corals provide habitat for numerous associated species

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 AnthozoaCatsharkCoralFish NurserygorgonianHabitatLopheliaNicheOctocoralOculinaPlumarellaPrimnoaRockfishScleractinia

The biodiversity of Lophelia pertusa bioherms in the North Atlantic rivals the diversity of a shallow water tropical reef. More than 800 associated species have been documented in association.

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Coral

It’s not over!

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 coral weekdiscovery rate

Coral reefs are in decline around the world, and species are disappearing every day. But new species are being discovered, too. So, can society mitigate species loss by investing in species discovery?

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Coral

It's not over!

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 coral weekdiscovery rate

Coral reefs are in decline around the world, and species are disappearing every day. But new species are being discovered, too. So, can society mitigate species loss by investing in species discovery?

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Coral

Friday Deep-Sea Picture : Coral Gallery (05/02/08)

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 coral week

Marine aquarists have a photographic edge on field photographers. Their work is fixed, dry, and well-lit, while field photogs slosh back and forth with one…

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Coral Week across the Americas

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 coral week

Coral Week is happening in the Pacific Northwest and New England, but its huge in Brazil!

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The Nematocyst: apex of organelle specialization

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 coral weeknematocyst

Speaking of explosives, the nematocyst, or stinging cell, is one character that binds all cnidarians together. The nematocyst is “high tech cellular weaponry”, the unparalleled…

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