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Category: Organisms

New Research Organisms Scientist!

Census of the Diversity of Abyssal Marine Life

Dr. M May 12, 2009 abyssCensus of Marine Lifedeep-sea biologistFriday HarborOrganisms

[googlemap lat=”48.532975799741635″ lng=”-123.01666259765625″ width=”400px” height=”300px” zoom=”11″ type=”G_HYBRID_MAP”]48.532976,-123.016663[/googlemap] This week finds me for the first time in Friday Harbor.  This week I am meeting with 19…

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Art Microbes New Research Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Around the net…

Peter Etnoyer May 11, 2009 carbon sequestrationdeep-sea robotDNA laboratoryIron HypothesisMBARImermaidMicrobesSilurian seaVictor Navone

Bloom carbon won’t sink Scientists studying the fate of carbon particles originating in Southern Ocean plankton blooms find that the carbon never reaches the deep…

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New Research Organisms

Friday Deep-sea Picture: Basking Shark

Peter Etnoyer May 8, 2009 basking sharkmigrationsatellite tagshark

Basking sharks can measure 35 feet or longer, are known to live in temperate waters around the world, but their wintering grounds were unknown until…

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Organisms Vessels and Equipment

Is it seaweed?

Peter Etnoyer May 7, 2009 ninjaseaweed

Meignorant.com posts a cool video of a “ninja seaweed” from the Red Sea, off the coast of Egypt. Its definitely ninja, but is it really…

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Organisms

Biodiversity Pt. 2: Mmmmm…donuts

Dr. M May 3, 2009 alpha diversitybeta diversitydiversitydonutsgamma diversitypower law functionspeciesspecies-area curveWhittaker 1972

Diversity is a matter of area.  This is because there is a well-known relationship between species and area, called rather cleverly the species-area curve.  You…

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Organisms

Biodiversity Pt. 1: Richness vs. Evenness or What Kinds Of Beer Are In My Refrigerator

Dr. M April 28, 2009 beerClaude ShannonconservationdiversityEvelyn Christine Pielouevennessinformation theoryNorbert WeinerOrganismsrichnessShannon-WeinerWarren Weaver

Knowing how diverse an ecological community is should be a simple matter. At the most basic level, we can go into the field take a…

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Coral Microbes New Research

Bacterial assemblages in deep Lophelia coral

Peter Etnoyer April 28, 2009

DSN friend and colleague Dr. Christina Kellogg published a new paper this month characterizing the bacterial assemblages of deep Lophelia pertusa coral in the Gulf…

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Adaptations New Research

Herring Aids

Dr. M April 26, 2009 Acoustical Society of AmericaearfishhearingMile-Down ClubNeuroscienceolfactory systemsotolithsUniversity of MarylandXiaohong Deng

Obviously, fish do not possess the big fleshy ears. Talk about swimmer’s ear? Instead, sound transmits from the water into the fish body and to…

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Carnivals & Link Love Conservation & Environment New Research Organisms Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Marianas Trench (and Angelo) on NBC

Peter Etnoyer April 24, 2009

Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy MSNBC does a nice in depth report on the Marianas Trench National Monument…

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Organisms

Sylvia’s Earth Day fantasy, to be a turtle

Peter Etnoyer April 23, 2009 conservation internationalEarth DayGreat Turtle Racesylvia earle

Her Deepness, the Sturgeon General, is in the house! National Geographic Explorer Dr Sylvia Earle posts her own Earth Day fantasy “I wish I was…

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