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Category: Organisms

Organisms Scientist!

I Love the Smell of the Deep Sea in the Morning

Kevin Zelnio July 1, 2008

Following in the footsteps of Craig, I have a short piece published in the July/August issue of SEED Magazine for their Why I Do Science…

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Adaptations Conservation & Environment New Research Organisms

Hydromedusa Mounts Ninja Style Invasion

Kevin Zelnio June 30, 2008 AsexualBallastBest of ZelnioDispersalGeneticsHeterochronyHydroidHydromedusaInvasionMedusaPhenotypic PlasticityPolypReproductionTransdifferentiationTurritopsis

Dr. Maria Pia Miglietta, a postdoc in my lab at Penn State, just published a fascinating paper on a “silent invasion” happening around the world’s…

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Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

TGIF: A Passionate Affair With a Squid

Dr. M June 27, 2008

Hat Tip to Matt for pointing us to this post at Ectoplasmosis. Two parts beautiful and three parts disturbing you’re unlikely to forget this video…

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Cephalopods

So Very Close But No Squid

Dr. M June 27, 2008

Craig meet Fate…Fate meet Craig…Fate you can now proceed to slap Craig in the face. In my 2 year reign tenure at MBARI, I have…

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Open Access Organisms

Too Many Species, Too Few Scientists

Kevin Zelnio June 25, 2008 Open Accessplos one

That is the common theme in marine biology. Clara Moskowitz has an article up at LiveScience describing how scientists are struggling to keep up with…

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Cephalopods Pictures and Movies Reviews

Kani and Calamari: Why I Love Japan

Kevin Zelnio June 22, 2008

No, I’m not talking sushi. I’m talking about Japan’s blockbuster sports marine invertebrate films! Check out Kani the Goalkeeper and Calamari Wrestler below and I…

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Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Attack of the Giant Squidfoil

Kevin Zelnio June 20, 2008

Stop motion & Music by Ryan Smith. Rendered by Chris Mcdonald. Disturbing, but the stop motion and haunting music.. can’t keep my eyes away… Bonus…

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Coral

Deep Water Corals Invade!

Dr. M June 19, 2008

Sometimes research comes about that really makes my whole week. This time it is a little diddy from Lindner et al. in PLoS. We could…

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Cephalopods Gadgets & Gear

Squid Messenger Bag!

Kevin Zelnio June 18, 2008

I know what to get Craig for his birthday! From Gama-Go: “This bag is built to last, constructed from a tough, water-resistant cordura nylon shell…

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Mating & Reproduction New Research Organisms

Environment Shapes Barnacle Penis

Kevin Zelnio June 17, 2008 BarnacleBest of ZelnioHermaphroditesLong IslandMatingNew YorkPenisReproductionRocky IntertidalSeasonalitySemibalanusSessileSex Allocation TheoryTrade-OffsWave Exposure

Spring is in the air! Its the time of year to release your gametes into the water and make baby barnacles. But wait a second,…

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