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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.
New Research

Diversity linked to ecosystem function

Peter Etnoyer December 27, 2007

A recent study linking deep-sea biodiversity to ecosystem processes recognized that 1) the deep-sea supports the largest biomass of living things on the planet and…

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Deep Sea Christmas Spectacular

Peter Etnoyer December 24, 2007

This video shows why it can feel like Christmas when you’re cruising the seafloor in a submarine and you stumble upon a deep-sea coral community. The “marine snow” is falling, the bamboo corals light up like Christmas trees, the anemones, well, they kind of remind me of poinsettias.

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Monstrous sea anemone from 2500m

Peter Etnoyer December 21, 2007

An enormous sea anemone from 2500m depth on the East Pacific Rise was reported in the journal Marine Biology. The monstrous actiniarian Boloceroides daphneae had a column diameter of 1m, a tentacle crown of 2m diameter, and tentacles trailing an estimated 3m and more.

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Deep coral happenings on Capitol Hill

Peter Etnoyer December 20, 2007

We have a new state in this country! Welcome number 53. It’s called “The State of Deep Coral Ecosystems of the United States” Of course,…

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Instant Anthozoa

Peter Etnoyer December 20, 2007

There is so much happening in the field of deep-sea coral research right now that there is no way to cover everything in detail without…

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Conservation & Environment

Saba joins the Deep-sea Club

Peter Etnoyer December 5, 2007

The latest diving expedition was funny because our unofficial job was to help the Saba join the “deep-sea club”. The plan was to collect gorgonians and crustaceans down to 200m using a nifty little robot from Seabotix launched over the side of a local lobster boat.

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Carnivals & Link Love

Carnival of the Blue #7

Peter Etnoyer December 4, 2007

This month’s Carnival of the Blue is happening now at The Natural Patriot. The quality and layout have improved remarkably over time, due largely to…

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Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Holidays

Peter Etnoyer November 30, 2007

No overdue paper on deep water formation in the western North Atlantic for last semester’s PhysO class is gonna stop us from having a little…

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Conservation & Environment

Japanese go whaling for humpbacks

Peter Etnoyer November 19, 2007

A friend of mine from Japan used to like to begin his grad school seminar talks with a favorite recipe for preparing whale meat. His…

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Pictures and Movies

Friday Deep-Sea Picture (11/16/07) – Poster Art

Peter Etnoyer November 16, 2007

Deep-sea poster art could make a great Christmas gift, don’t ya think? This one from Allposters.com is unique because it has a black-light quality. It…

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