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Category: Organisms

Fish Weird

Maine Diver Fends Off Shark With Camera

RickMac October 28, 2010 charismatic megafaunaholy shit!scuba divingsharkszomg

What’s up with cartilagenous fish and cameras?  First a manta ray absconds with a $5000 dive camera.  Now a Porbeagle shark bares his pearly-whites on…

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Evolution New Research New Species Organisms Paleobiology

New Fossil Anemone Reveals Innard Secrets

Kevin Zelnio October 27, 2010 AnatomyAnemoneAnthozoaBest of ZelnioCambrianChinaCnidariaEolympia pediculatafossilHexacoralliaMesenteryMicrofossilplos one

Continuing its trend as one of the top destinations for out-of-this-world fossil finds, China is yielding yet another piece to the evolutionary jigsaw puzzle. In…

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Fish

Worst Headline Ever?

Dr. M October 26, 2010 fishpress

Deep sea fish take ugliness to new level, says Niwa Shame…shame…shame to ever thought that calling deep-sea fish ugly was a compelling way spin the…

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Cephalopods Social Sciences

RIP Paul the Octopus

Kevin Zelnio October 26, 2010

He was good cephalopod. He will be sorely missed by the Spanish, not so much by the Germans. NPR reports that at the ripe age…

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Ecology Fish Fishing Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

Curiouser and Curiouser

Kevin Zelnio October 25, 2010 Curiouser and CuriouserfisheriesJai RanganathanJarrett ByrnesLarry CrowderOverfishingPodcast

This is a special report Jarrett Byrnes, a marine ecologist at University California, Santa Barbara and blogger at I’m a Chordata, Urochordata. ————————————– Something new…

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Adaptations Biology Evolution Fish Mating & Reproduction Organisms Paleobiology

Of eyes and sex in lizardfishes

Dr. M October 20, 2010 adaptationCretaceousdeep seaevolutionhermaphroditeJurassiclizardfish

145 million years ago, in the Cretaceous, the air was warm and the seas were high and rum flowed freely.  On land, mammals were oppressed under dinosaur…

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Cephalopods Expeditions Scientist! Seamount

Ghostly critters of the deep sea: Cirrate octopus

Dr. M October 20, 2010 cirrate octopusMBARIoctopodaOctopusSeamountTaney

This ghostly-looking orange cirrate octopus was observed with the MBARI’s ROV Doc Ricketts on my recent research cruise to the Taney Seamounts.  These finned octopuses belong to…

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Conservation & Environment Coral

Worst coral death strikes at Southeast Asia

Dr. M October 20, 2010 bleachingclimate changeCoralglobal warming

If the impending coral death in the Caribbean didn’t make you nauseous… International marine scientists say that a huge coral death which has struck Southeast Asian and…

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Conservation & Environment Coral Environmental Sciences Natural Disaster Weather

Caribbean Coral Die-Off Could Be Worst Ever

Dr. M October 18, 2010 climate changeCoralcoral bleachingglobal warmingreefTemperaturewarm water

And to end you day on a uber-depressing note, sure to give you at least some nightmares Scientists studying Caribbean reefs say that 2010 may…

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Carnivals & Link Love Coral Pictures and Movies

Watch This

Dr. M October 18, 2010

Rick is much to humble to post this himself. Luckily that is what I am here for. Rick of Coral Reef Alliance opens up the…

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