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Category: Ecology

Biology Climate Change Coral Reef Ecology Mollusk New Research Organisms

Snails High On Acid Make Poor Choices, Get Eaten By Predators

Dr. M November 18, 2013 acidificationbehaviourconchcone shellfightflightpredatorprey

In humans concentrations of carbon dioxide around 1%, normal is just a less than 0.04%, can make a person drowsy. Like a macroeconomics class.  At…

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Abyss Biology Cephalopods Ecology Habitats Organisms

An amazing image of the elusive big-fin squid

Dr. M November 17, 2013 Big Fin SquidMagnapinnaROV

Magnapinna squids are one of the deep-sea more ethereal creatures. Little is known of these squid as very few have ever been captured, although over…

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Biology Conservation & Environment Ecology Plastic Scientist!

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Garbage Patch

Dr. M November 17, 2013 Garbage Patchmiriam goldsteinNorth PacificPlasticTedx

Deepling emeritus, Miriam Goldstein, is a science rock star.  My science crush on her only deepens after watching her completely explode TeX Oslo.  Miriam is all…

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Adaptations Biology Crustacean Ecology Evolution Habitats Intertidal Organisms Uncategorized

Weed of the Week: The Rihanna Hypothesis Revisited

Alex Warneke November 10, 2013 Ascophyllum nodosumRihannaRocky IntertidalTalking TreesTri-trophic InteractionsWeedotWeek

I love seaweed. Maybe it’s because I am from California and we are all plant loving hippies or maybe it’s because they’re the underappreciated overlords…

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Adaptations Crustacean Ecology Evolution Organisms

Weed of the Week: Killer Costumes

Alex Warneke October 30, 2013 decorator crabsDictyotaseaweedWeedotWeek

I love seaweed. Maybe it’s because I am from California and we are all plant loving hippies or maybe it’s because they’re the underappreciated overlords…

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Ecology Fish Parasites Pelagic Weird

Accidental Parasite Week continues: the Oarfish edition

Alistair Dove October 29, 2013 oarfishparasites

We didn’t mean to make this week all about parasites, honest.  It just happened that way.  Rebecca wrote a thing, and then I – being…

View More Accidental Parasite Week continues: the Oarfish edition
Biology Ecology Parasites Pelagic Sharks Weird

I’ll see your horrifying crab barnacle and raise you a heart eel

Alistair Dove October 27, 2013 bizarreeelsmako sharksparasites

This was originally posted at alistairdove.com June 21, 2010. To see another bizarre parasitic relationship, check out Rebecca Helm’s recent piece on the marvelous world…

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Biology Conferences Ecology Fish Genetics Pelagic Sharks

Where are all the ladies at?

Alistair Dove October 14, 2013 IWSC3population biologypopulation geneticsRhincodon typussharkwhale shark

Last week 70-odd of the world’s whale shark researchers converged on Atlanta for the 3rd International Whale Shark Conference.  It was an unusual meeting in…

View More Where are all the ladies at?
Biology Ecology Mating & Reproduction Sharks

5 Reasons Why Great White Sharks are the Blackberry of the Seas

Dr. M October 13, 2013

The following post is authored by Leo Gaskins as part of the Sizing Ocean Giants project. This post originally occurred on the Story of Size. 1. They…

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Adaptations Biology Ecology Evolution Mammals Mating & Reproduction Organisms

6 Reasons to Supersize

Dr. M October 11, 2013

The following post is authored by Caroline Schanche as part of the Sizing Ocean Giants project. This post originally occurred on the Story of Size. For those who…

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