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Category: Biology

Biology Evolution Genetics Mammals Organisms

Whales Can Only Taste Salty

Dr. M October 12, 2014 Geneosmoregulationreceptortaste

Five basic types of taste exist: sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami. Most people are familiar with all of these except the last, umami, which…

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Biology Fluid Dynamics Turbulence

Are swimming zooplankton driving ocean currents? Sort of.

Dr. Martini October 2, 2014 biomixingPIVzooplankton

Biomixing, where the ocean is mixed by swimming animals, has long been a hot topic in oceanography. Some people think all that biological flapping and stroking…

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Ecology Microbes Pelagic Plankton Weird

Diagnosing Death with Diatoms

Holly Bik September 22, 2014 CSIdiatomsdrowningforensic limnologymicrofossilsphytoplankton

“I know you drowned him in the ocean, these bones don’t lie…” Ever heard of forensic limnology? Neither had I, until I had a random…

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Biology Fishing Opinion & Editorial Pelagic Pictures and Movies Sharks

ZOMG Whale shark attack!!!! Or not…

Alistair Dove September 19, 2014 AscensionfailJournalismwhale sharks

So this little gem came across my Google alerts today. The cognitive dissonance between what happens (biologically) in that video, what the two intrepid heroes…

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Conservation & Environment Ecology Environmental Sciences Fish Fishing Policy Sharks

New Obligations and Continuing Challenges in Shark Conservation

RickMac September 14, 2014 CITESconservationmantaspolicysharks

As the sun rose this morning here in Trinidad and Tobago where I’m conducting field work, I was certain about two facts.  First: Trinidadians and…

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Abyss Biology Cnidaria Evolution New Research New Species Organisms Scientist!

The Tale of a New Phylum That Really Wasn’t

Dr. M September 10, 2014

In 1986, a group of scientists from Australia and New Zealand described, in the one of the highest profile scientific journals, the existence of a…

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Adaptations Biology Ecology Fish Fishing Shelf Uncategorized

Summer of the Goatfish

Douglas Long September 5, 2014 chemosensory barbelsfishgoatfishichthyologysnorkelingsummer

  I take on a senseless internet meme and make it even more so – for science. With the northern hemisphere days getting shorter, and…

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Biology Crustacean Music

The official anthology of Rick Ross rapping about crustaceans

Dr. Martini August 29, 2014 CrablobsterRaprick rossShrimp

I generally bow to Dr. M and Alex when it comes to rap music knowledge, but I’m just going to add this little factlet to the…

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Adaptations Biology Ecology Environmental Sciences Habitats Organisms Pictures and Movies Uncategorized

No way is that a Manta in the Kelp Forest…

Alex Warneke August 26, 2014 Channel Islandskelp forestmanta raySan Clemente

Yes…yes it is.   This video was just taken off of San Clemente Island by spearfisherman Carter Jessop (used with permission). This is his account…

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Best Biology Conservation & Environment Coral Coral Reef Development Ecology Environmental Sciences Fish Habitats Mating & Reproduction New Research Organisms

What the "Call of the Reef" is Telling Us

Alex Warneke August 22, 2014 chemical ecologycoral reefsDixongeorgia techHayMPAScience

Coral reefs are in crisis. They are fragile. They are complex. And they are disappearing faster than we are able to understand them. This threat…

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