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Category: Organisms

Cephalopods

Fearsome spiked tentacles of a deep-sea squid

Miriam Goldstein August 23, 2012 horrorspikessquidTentacle

You never know what may be sitting on a table in the Scripps Collections. Last time, I wandered by the Benthic Invertebrates Collection, there was…

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Organisms

Sharks and lasers, not just for entertainment!

Dr. M August 16, 2012 body sizeGeorgia AquariumlasersMexicosharkwhale shark

In midsummer 2009, under the intense Mexican sun, a whale shark, MXA-182, arrived at Holbox. He is injured. A nasty cut nearly severs his right…

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Microbes New Research New Species Organisms Uncategorized

Beaches, Trees, and Mysterious Species : A tribute to Evan

Holly Bik August 8, 2012 18S rRNA454eukaryotesgenomicshigh-throughput sequencingLabyrinthulidsmetagenomicsMicrobes

At the end of May I received some awful news. My former lab manager reached out with an ominous phone call: a high school student…

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Adaptations Organisms

Why are whale sharks so small?

Dr. M August 2, 2012

Whale sharks won’t be the only big ass vertebrate in the waters off Mexico come August!  I’ll be joining Para_Sight and team for the Afuera,…

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Adaptations Ecology Evolution Organisms

Understanding How Hares and Big Lineman Lose Races Through Sucking Feet

Dr. M August 2, 2012

In Aesop’s The Tortoise and the Hare a slow-moving but determined tortoise defeats an obnoxious and speedy hare, who decides to nap mid race.  The…

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Organisms

What is the green sea foam off La Jolla Shores (San Diego)?

Miriam Goldstein July 30, 2012 algaealgae bloomgreen streaksLa JollaSan DiegoScrippsTetraselmis

If you were at the beach in San Diego this weekend, especially off La Jolla Shores, you might have seen streaks of green sea foam.…

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Organisms Uncategorized

Sea Creature or Entrails?

Dr. M July 24, 2012

From DSN, it’s everybody’s game of science, trivia, and fun! Contestants are you ready to play… SEA CREATURE OR ENTRAILS!!! [applause] I’m your host Dr.…

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Coral Expeditions Fish Life At Sea New Research Organisms Plankton

Notes from the field: Mexico whale shark research 2012

Alistair Dove July 22, 2012 CancunGeorgia AquariumMexicoscubawhale sharksYucatan

Science is about discovery, observation and understanding, but it doesn’t always proceed smoothly and inexorably towards success.  Real science, especially RealBiology®, is often messy and…

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Organisms Pictures and Movies

Life on the Leg of a Crab

Dr. M July 20, 2012

Neptune Canada, the world’s first regional-scale underwater ocean observatory network that plugs directly into the Internet, has an excellent Flickr photostream of deep-sea beasties. A close up on the…

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Organisms

New nightmare fuel: the giant scaleworm Eulagisca

Miriam Goldstein July 18, 2012 horrorPolychaetepolychaetesscalewormsupergiant

Giant isopods and vampire squid are sooooo last year. I bet you’re even sleeping through the night now without imagining sixgill sharks tearing at your…

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