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Category: Adaptations

Adaptations

Deep-Sea Fish Avoid The Dead

Dr. M November 27, 2007

Coryphaenoides armatus arrive to feed on bait (mackerel) set by ROBIO. Photo from here A recent study by Barry and Drazen (open access)notes that some…

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Adaptations New Research New Species

The Largest Arthropod Ever!

Dr. M November 21, 2007

Caption below under next figure: Image from “Giant claw reveals the largest ever arthropod” (2007), Biology Letters The arthropods we are familiar with today tend…

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Adaptations New Research

The Daily Going Ons Of Deep-Sea Fish

Dr. M November 7, 2007

New cool research from Wagner et al. that despite the lack of “day” and “night”, deep-sea fish experience daily cycles. What is the trigger? Diurnal…

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Adaptations

Attack of the Crab Man!

Dr. M November 5, 2007

I was just thinking the other day how I wish I had crab claws so I could crush academic opposition. Grab the children and run…

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Adaptations

Octopod Teeth

Dr. M October 29, 2007

Many of you have probably seen this already. No doubt, you have said something like This thing has teeth where a beak should be —…

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Adaptations

Tardigrade Space Program

Dr. M September 26, 2007

Tardigrades are a paradox. There are less than 1,000 species globally yet they can survive anything-temperature extremes, starvation, irradiation, dehydration, vacuums, and the pressures of…

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Temperature Not Pressure

Dr. M September 25, 2007

Sunday evening the intelligent and lovely Sheril Kirshenbaum posited a question that I have received many times. The question is always a good one because…

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Adaptations

Experiments in ocean acidification

Peter Etnoyer August 27, 2007

Increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere leads to more dissolved CO2 in the world’s oceans. In turn this will increase the hydrogen ion…

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Adaptations

Why Don't All Whales Have Cancer?

Dr. M August 21, 2007

Knowing my fascination with body size variation among organisms , Peter sent a link along for a new paper, “Why don’t all whales have cancer?…

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Adaptations

Why Don’t All Whales Have Cancer?

Dr. M August 21, 2007

Knowing my fascination with body size variation among organisms , Peter sent a link along for a new paper, “Why don’t all whales have cancer?…

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