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Tag: Coral

Biology Cnidaria Coral New Species

The Deep-Sea Coral That Is Older and More Awesome Than David Caruso

Dr. M July 15, 2015 black coralCoralCSIDavid CarusoMiamitaxonomy

From the deep flanks of the atolls and islands of the tropical Pacific, live corals as old as Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Giza. At…

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Abyss Biology Conservation & Environment Coral Coral Reef Ecology Industry & Government Oil Spills

Given the choice, corals would prefer oil to dispersant

Dr. M April 8, 2015 Coraldeep seaDeepwater HorizondispersantGulf of MexicoMacondooilOil Spill

Just near 6 million liters of oil spilled out of Macondo well in 2010, about 6 supertankers worth of oil. The ramifications of the oil…

View More Given the choice, corals would prefer oil to dispersant
Favorite Species Fish

These Are Few of My Favorite Species: Humphead Parrotfish

Dr. M November 19, 2014 CoralHumphead ParrotfishHumpty Dance

As the as the largest species of parrotfish, a single individual of Bolbometopon muricatum can ingest over 5 tons of reef per year. That freaky…

View More These Are Few of My Favorite Species: Humphead Parrotfish
Adaptations Biology Coral Reef Crustacean Evolution Organisms

A Narrative of Coral-Dwelling Barnacles With the Aid of Internet Memes

Dr. M August 17, 2014 BarnacleCoralevolutiongeneticMemephylogenetic

Not everything on a coral is actually a coral.  Embedded into the hard coral’s surfaces are nearly 100 species of specialized barnacles—the Pyrgomatidae. New work…

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Genetics

Coral reefs, let's unzip your genes.

Holly Bik January 28, 2014Image Acroporaadaptationclimate changeCoralgene expressionocean acidificationtranscriptome

How will coral reefs respond to climate change? Well, let’s start with an analogy. Suppose you pick an arbitrary time of day, choose a random…

View More Coral reefs, let's unzip your genes.
Adaptations Biology Conservation & Environment Coral Reef Fish Organisms Pelagic Pictures and Movies Uncategorized Weird

Fishes of Instagram #throwbackthurday

Alex Warneke July 18, 2013 CoralfishFishes of InstagramlarvaeOntogenetic ShiftsTBT

Have some of your own to add? Drop us a line below.   Sources: Wikimedia Commons, Ron McPeak, Judi333, Trine Galloway, East Bay Express, Shutterstock

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Adaptations

Even corals heart fluid dynamics

Dr. Martini February 23, 2013 Coralfluid dynamic

I find the intersection of fluid dynamics and biology fascinating. How animals manipulate their surroundings to bring nutrients to them.  And coral cilia is just…

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Adaptations Coral Organisms Pictures and Movies

TGIF – The spectacular fluorescent colours of Coral Reefs

Alistair Dove November 30, 2012 bioluminescenceCoralcoral reefFluorescencered seascuba

Coral reefs are famous for their beautiful colours, but in fact when I visit them I am usually surprised how colourful reefs AREN’T. Most healthy…

View More TGIF – The spectacular fluorescent colours of Coral Reefs
Conservation & Environment Coral Fishing Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial Organisms

Finding Endangered Life on eBay

Dr. M May 7, 2012 auctionblack coralCITESCoralebayendangeredvulnerable

eBay’s history is dotted with carcasses of endangered and vulnerable species.  In 2000, the Sea Turtle Conservancy announced that a large selection of illegal hawksbill…

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Adaptations Coral Fish Organisms Pictures and Movies Uncategorized

TGIF – Exallias brevis, a very special fish

Alistair Dove March 23, 2012 bleachingblenniesCoralcoral bleachingcoral reefsfeeding

My good colleague Dr. Bruce Carlson just uploaded a very nice short YouTube video about a reef blenny called Exallias brevis.  Exallias is fairly special…

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