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Category: Biology

Biology Ecology Evolution Mammals Organisms Pelagic

How the Whale Got His Throat and Other Musings by a Nubbly Human

Dr. M September 25, 2013 baleenKiplingkrillsizing ocean giantstanningwhales

The following post is authored by Catharine Chen as part of the Sizing Ocean Giants project. This post originally occurred on the Story of Size. Adapted from Just…

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Biology Ecology Evolution Mating & Reproduction Organisms Pelagic

Growing Large on Jelly

Dr. M September 24, 2013 jelyfishsizing ocean giantsturtle

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.…

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Ecology Education Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Special

Bards of the Brine

Alex Warneke September 24, 2013 BardsDaytonScientific Writing

Recently, I have been romping around in Thesisland. This may sound similar to Candyland. I assure you, it is not, though there are some resemblances.…

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Abyss Biology New Research Pelagic

Is the Mid-Atlantic ridge an oceanic oasis?

Holly Bik September 16, 2013 biodiversityBiomassECOMARMid-Atlantic Ridgeprimary productivity

The open ocean is a desolate, nutrient-poor place.  For a long time it was assumed that any type of seafloor feature (seamounts! ocean ridges!) would…

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Genetics Microbes

A Metagenomic Cocktail: the most disgusting drink ever

Holly Bik September 12, 2013 blendercocktail weekcocktailsmetagenomics

Metagenomics and Mixology are similar in regard to their use of blenders. If metagenomics were a cocktail recipe, it would go something like this: 1.…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Cephalopods Ecology Evolution Habitats New Research Organisms Pelagic

The Most Boring Squid on Earth?

Dr. M September 12, 2013 armboringcocktaillazypassivesquidTentacletorpid

Much speculation occurs among biologists about the uses for all those arms and tentacles in squids.  Eight arms and two tentacles seem like appendage overkill. …

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Biology Conservation & Environment Dumping Habitats Oil Spills Pictures and Movies Plastic

The Dirtiest of Martinis

Alex Warneke September 11, 2013 ecotoxicologyHeavy Metalshuman wastemartiniOil Spillplastic pollutionpollution

So I wanted to explore some new territory in honor of cocktail week. Below is my first attempt at an infographic explaining a subject near…

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Biology Plastic Vessels and Equipment

Revisiting the Ocean Cleanup, a plan to remove plastic from the oceans

Dr. Martini September 10, 2013 boyon slatcleanupocean cleanupwet dream

UPDATE: The Ocean Cleanup released a feasibility study in June 2014 that attempted to address many of the concerns we had below. You can read…

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Biology Conservation & Environment Fishing Industry & Government Mating & Reproduction Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

It’s Time to Throw in the Trawl

Dr. M September 4, 2013 European UnionfishingOp-EdSamuel Jacksonsmack downtrawling

Les Watling is a professor at the University of Hawaii who is simultaneously one of the leading experts on two very different types of organisms–deep-sea…

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Abyss Biology Evolution Genetics Pelagic

The moon jelly’s shocking family secret

RR Helm August 29, 2013

The moon jelly: with its eye-catching looks and mild sting it is a favorite among aquarists, a rising novelty pet, and often featured species on…

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