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Category: Mollusk

Biology Climate Change Coral Reef Ecology Mollusk New Research Organisms

Snails High On Acid Make Poor Choices, Get Eaten By Predators

Dr. M November 18, 2013 acidificationbehaviourconchcone shellfightflightpredatorprey

In humans concentrations of carbon dioxide around 1%, normal is just a less than 0.04%, can make a person drowsy. Like a macroeconomics class.  At…

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Biology Coral Reef Ecology Mollusk

Can Animals Directly Harness Solar Energy? Apparently So…

Dr. M October 6, 2013 #sizingoceangiantsGiant ClamphotosynthesisTridacna gigas

The following post is authored by Frank Lee as part of the Sizing Ocean Giants project. This post originally occurred on the Story of Size. The summer is…

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Biology Evolution Mollusk Shelf

The masters of bling, carrier snails

Dr. M June 28, 2013 blingCalcium Carbonatecarrier shellsGastropodGastropodaJurassicmantleSnail

Readers of DSN may think they know my favorite organism. Did you guess the giant isopod or did you guess the giant squid?  Those beasties…

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Dumping Ecology Intertidal Mollusk

The side effects NOT on the label

Alex Warneke June 26, 2013 AntidepressantecotoxicologyGastropodaPharmaceuticalsPollutant

The intertidal can be a pretty rough place to call home. You have to deal with what seems like a whole web of trophic levels…

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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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Mollusk Pictures and Movies

SNAIL!

Dr. M March 29, 2013 DubstepMolluscaparodysail

Sure this is a terrestrial snail and this is a marine blog.  But c’mon I’m a malacologist and snails and dubstep are a natural pairing

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