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Category: Organisms

Biology Ecology New Research Organisms Scientist!

When the dinner bell rings for seafloor scavengers, larger animals get first dibs

Dr. M April 5, 2010 bioturbationcanyoncompetitionEcologyMacrofaunaMonterey CanyonOrganismsROVSediment

I am very excited today!  My new paper in the journal Ecology will be coming out in April on the regulation of biodiversity in the…

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Ecology New Research Plankton

Climate Change and Food Availability in the Deep

Kevin Zelnio April 3, 2010 climate changedeep seafood availabilityKen SmithMBARI

A nice, new video produced by MBARI about Dr. Ken Smith’s research: “The vast muddy expanses of the abyssal plains occupy about 60 percent of…

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Adaptations Carnivals & Link Love Giant Isopod Organisms Reviews Uncategorized Weird

Isopocalypse 2010: Giant Isopods Storm the Internets

Dr. M April 1, 2010 Bathynomusbody sizeGiant Isopodisopocalypse

Across the internets a craze is sweeping.  We here at DSN are calling it Isopocalypse 2010 (stay up to date using the Twitter hashtag #isopocalypse2010).…

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Adaptations Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

The ‘Eye’ of the Vent Shrimp

Kevin Zelnio April 1, 2010 AlvinocarididaeBest of ZelnioBlack SmokerHydrothermal VentInfraredMid-Atlantic RidgeRadiationRetinaRhodopsinRimicaris exoculataShrimpvision

*Not to be confused with the hit song by Survivor. The vent shrimp Rimicaris exoculata (literally the Rift-shrimp deprived of eyes) swarms hydrothermal chimneys, with…

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Expeditions Organisms

Dispatches from Antarctica – Farewell Weddell Sea

Kevin Zelnio March 22, 2010 AntarcticaClam Bedscold seepDavid HonigglacierIcerbergLARISSALarsen Ice ShelfMethane SeepR/V Nathaniel B. PalmerRoss Ice Shelfsea iceVesicomyidaeWeddell Sea

David Honig is a graduate student in marine science at Duke University in the lab of Dr. Cindy Van Dover. He is participating in LARISSA,…

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Ecology Environmental Sciences Microbes New Research Organisms Plankton

What the @$#! is wrong with carbon budgets?

Dr. M March 21, 2010 bad languagecarbon budgetcarbon cycledeep seafluxMetabolism

[Note the following post makes gratuitous use of keyboard symbols to denote adult language] In the coolest titled paper ever “Assessing the apparent imbalance between geochemical and biochemical…

View More What the @$#! is wrong with carbon budgets?
Fish Pictures and Movies

The Deep Sea Is Chimaera Country

Kevin Zelnio March 20, 2010 CanadaChimaeradeep seaNeptuneROPOS

Beautiful, high-quality footage of Chimaeras captured by Neptune Canada. Story here.

View More The Deep Sea Is Chimaera Country
Art Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

Friday Cephalocomics

Miriam Goldstein March 19, 2010 20000 Leagues Under the SeaCaptain NemoComicsFunniesJediOctopussquid

Apparently Batman + Lightsaber vs. Shark was just the start of an oceanic comics avalanche. Please enjoy 20,000 Leagues of DANGER!!! from the excellent comic…

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Adaptations Fish Mating & Reproduction New Research Pictures and Movies

The Dark Side of Male Pregnancy

Kevin Zelnio March 19, 2010 BroodingevolutionHenry GeeNatureParental CarePipefishseahorse

Nicely narrated by Henry Gee! See the paper here: Paczolt KA, Jones AG (2010) Post-copulatory sexual selection and sexual conflict in the evolution of male…

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Conservation & Environment Fish Fishing Music

Tiny Tuna for Japan

Kevin Zelnio March 18, 2010 BluefinICCATJapanNY TimesStan RogerstunaUNUnited Nations

What. The. Fuck?!?1?11?11!!? (pardon my language) A proposal by Monaco to extend the highest level of U.N. protection to the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin,…

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