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Category: Organisms

Coral

It's not over!

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 coral weekdiscovery rate

Coral reefs are in decline around the world, and species are disappearing every day. But new species are being discovered, too. So, can society mitigate species loss by investing in species discovery?

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Friday Deep-Sea Picture : Coral Gallery (05/02/08)

Peter Etnoyer May 2, 2008 coral week

Marine aquarists have a photographic edge on field photographers. Their work is fixed, dry, and well-lit, while field photogs slosh back and forth with one…

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Coral Mating & Reproduction Pictures and Movies

Red Hot Coral Spawning Action

Kevin Zelnio May 2, 2008

Coral spawning occurs when multiple corals release their gametes at the same moment. The underwater love fests are triggered by the moon, temperature, and mood…

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Coral Week across the Americas

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 coral week

Coral Week is happening in the Pacific Northwest and New England, but its huge in Brazil!

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The Nematocyst: apex of organelle specialization

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 coral weeknematocyst

Speaking of explosives, the nematocyst, or stinging cell, is one character that binds all cnidarians together. The nematocyst is “high tech cellular weaponry”, the unparalleled…

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Footprint of the Atomic Age in the world’s oceans

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 brendan roarkcoral weekradiocarbon

News outlets enjoyed a field day last month reporting on the amazing vitality of Porites sp. coral colonies in the South Pacific Bikini Atoll where…

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Footprint of the Atomic Age in the world's oceans

Peter Etnoyer May 1, 2008 brendan roarkcoral weekradiocarbon

News outlets enjoyed a field day last month reporting on the amazing vitality of Porites sp. coral colonies in the South Pacific Bikini Atoll where…

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Things that eat coral

Peter Etnoyer April 30, 2008 coral weekPredation

People eat sea anemones and jellyfish, but they would have to be seriously, deliriously, Castaway hungry to eat a coral. Or else corals would have been gone long ago. But, … this does NOT mean coral is without natural enemies.

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Coral Pictures and Movies

Bioluminescenct Coral

Dr. M April 30, 2008

A deep-sea coral was collected at ~700m in the north-west Hawaiin islands. Back in lab, the lights were turned off and the scientists were excited…

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Deep corals are old as the hills, archives of climate change

Peter Etnoyer April 30, 2008 coral weekfossilMichael Risksilurian

The coelenterates, corals and their relatives, are very ancient, and in fact may be the oldest metazoans. Proterozoic burrows preserved in the Mackenzie Mountains of Northwest Canada were probably made by animals resembling cerianthid anemones, and are about one billion years old.

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