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Category: Adaptations

Adaptations Ecology Fish Pictures and Movies

We found love in a hopeless place.

Alex Warneke April 12, 2013 anglerfishsex

I guess it has just been an Anglerfish kind of week.  Found this little ditty at work today and it made me giggle. May it…

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Adaptations Biology Intertidal Mating & Reproduction Mollusk New Research Organisms

Disposable Penises in Ten Hundred Most Used Words

Dr. M April 8, 2013 disposableEd Yonghermaphroditelove gunNudibranchPenisSea Slugten hundred words

There is not much to add to the whole story on disposable penises after Ed Yong wrote about it.  So being a big fan of…

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Adaptations Organisms

Butt munchers

Dr. M March 6, 2013 anuscloacaechinodermfeedingholothurianrespiratory treeSea Cucumber

Some animals vent their anuses.  And, no, I’m not referring to the act of waving a hand around ones posterior to diffuse the gaseous remnants…

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Adaptations Cephalopods

Why the giant squid eye?

Dr. M February 25, 2013 darknessevolutionEyeGiant Squidvisual

The largest measured giant squid eye is 27 centimeters (10.63 inches), roughly the size of a large dinner plate. Whereas all giant squids don’t have…

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Adaptations

Even corals heart fluid dynamics

Dr. Martini February 23, 2013 Coralfluid dynamic

I find the intersection of fluid dynamics and biology fascinating. How animals manipulate their surroundings to bring nutrients to them.  And coral cilia is just…

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Adaptations Ecology Evolution Organisms

Can’t Touch This

Alex Warneke February 21, 2013 colorationMC HammernematocystNudibranchPredationSea Slug

Another epic post from Alex Warneke, aka lil’ A Disposable nudibranch penises are all the rage this month thanks to a study published in the…

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Adaptations Mating & Reproduction Organisms

Nothing says let’s get it on…

Alex Warneke February 14, 2013 chemical ecologylobstermate choicemate cuesR. KellysexValentine's Day

Alexandria Warneke is a masters student at San Diego State University. You may remember that Alex had a Scifund project asking for funds to support her research…

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Adaptations Ecology Organisms Plankton

SOS Please Someone Help Me…

Alex Warneke February 10, 2013

Alexandria Warneke is a masters student at San Diego State University. You may remember that Alex had a Scifund project asking for funds to support…

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Adaptations Cephalopods Fish Mating & Reproduction Organisms

10 Ocean Species That Challenge Gender Role Stereotypes

Dr. M February 3, 2013 femaleGendergender rolemaleMatingsexsterotypes

1. Seahorses-Males Giving Birth Th example might be an obvious one but worth the mention.  Male seahorses possess a pouch on their frontside, similar to kangaroos.  During…

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Adaptations Ecology Evolution Mating & Reproduction Organisms

The Oceanic Travels of Freshwater Snails

Dr. M January 28, 2013

Many animals do not spend their lives entirely in saltwater or freshwater choosing rather to fully explore the world around them.  These species are referred…

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