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Category: New Research

Expeditions Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Underwater Volcanoes in Antarctica

Kevin Zelnio February 21, 2009 AntarcticaExpeditionVolcano

A recent expedition to the antarctic undersea volcanoes has recently returned. They are sharing some of their highlights in a video. The cruise looked both…

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Conservation & Environment Coral Expeditions New Research Open Access Organisms Seamount

Seamount Life Is Unique Just Not In the Way We Thought

Dr. M February 19, 2009 conservationCoralInvertebrateOpen Accessplos oneSeamountsponge

About a month ago, I published my first paper at PLoS One. I believed an open access journal was the most appropriate place for the…

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Environmental Sciences New Research Scientist!

Surfing PhD

Peter Etnoyer February 17, 2009 chad nelseneconomicsSurfingsurfrider

My good friend Chad Nelsen, Environmental Director at Surfrider Foundation, has a great post at the Surf Economics blog about daily beach attendance at Trestles,…

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TGIF: Worlds Deepest Sea Fan

Peter Etnoyer February 13, 2009 convexellagorgonianresearch bloggingsea fanworld's deepest

The depth record for deep-sea fans is held by Convexella krampi at 5850 meters in the frigid Antarctic, North Atlantic, and Kermadec Trench.

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Adaptations Carnivals & Link Love Fish New Research New Species Organisms

Two Papers I Want To Write About But Can’t Find The Time

Dr. M February 11, 2009 Adaptationsdeep seaeyesfishspookfishtaxonomy

No matter how hard I try I cannot seem to produce a post about two really great studies that were published recently. Thankfully Ed Yong…

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Eye in the Sea

Dr. M February 9, 2009 cabled observatorycameradeep seaMARSMBARIORCAweb cam

In case you missed it.  The first ever deep-sea web cam is up and running.  I said the FIRST EVER DEEP-SEA WEB CAM.  I don’t…

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Adaptations Cephalopods Mating & Reproduction New Research Organisms Scientist!

Squid Cuts Body of Sexual Partner

Dr. M February 9, 2009 CephalopodenzymesfreaksGiant SquidJapanMolluscasexspermsquidValentine's Day

Yeah, squids are freaky…real freaky freaks.  An article over at Practical Fish Keeping details the work of recent PhD Henk-Jan Hoving.  His dissertation makes mine…

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Expeditions New Research New Species Organisms Scientist!

Deep Sea Creatures Are Super Freaks

Dr. M February 9, 2009 Anemonecarnivorousfreaksman eatingsea spiderssea squirt

A scientific examination of the Tasman Fracture Zone by a group of scientists (including some from CSIRO and the California Institute of Technology) uncovered 274…

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Conferences Education New Research Scientist!

Finally…

Dr. M February 9, 2009 Carl ZimmerCracker BarrelDarwinice stormNESCentNorth CarolinaResearch Triangeroad trip

You might have noticed my absence lately.  Maybe you didn’t.  Maybe you did and just don’t care.  I finally arrived in North Carolina (like NC…

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Expeditions Social Sciences

19th Century Voyage through Google Earth

Peter Etnoyer February 6, 2009 Challenger Expeditiongoogle earthGoogle Oceanhms challenger

We’ve seen over the last week that the new ocean layer in Google Earth 5.0 is a useful tool for visualization and presentation. DSN readers…

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