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Tag: MBARI

Expeditions Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Vessels and Equipment

NE Pacific Expedition Day 3&4

Kevin Zelnio August 30, 2009 Chris MahJuan de FucaLemon NudibranchLog from the Sea of CortezMBARIOregonRickettsRogue BrewerySteinbeckSuccessionWestern Flyer

A report from Dr. M while he is at sea in the northeast Pacific. You can follow the expedition here. photo credit: zlatkarp I began…

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Art Microbes New Research Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Around the net…

Peter Etnoyer May 11, 2009 carbon sequestrationdeep-sea robotDNA laboratoryIron HypothesisMBARImermaidMicrobesSilurian seaVictor Navone

Bloom carbon won’t sink Scientists studying the fate of carbon particles originating in Southern Ocean plankton blooms find that the carbon never reaches the deep…

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Organisms Pictures and Movies

Friday Deep-sea Picture: Sea cucumber stampede

Peter Etnoyer April 3, 2009 abyssechinoblogechinodermelasopodidherdholothurianJonathan WojcikKen SmithMBARI

Boggling bioturbators, Batman. It’s a wild herd of holothurians. Run for yur lives! Elasipodid holothurians are a dominant component of the mobile invertebrate megafauna on…

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Adaptations Fish New Research Organisms Scientist!

Scientists Solve The Mystery Of Why This Fish Is So Freakin’ Crazy

Dr. M February 23, 2009 AquariumBarrel-eyedeep seaEyefishMBARIROVvideo

The barreleye (Macropinna microstoma) has extremely light-sensitive eyes that can rotate within a transparent, fluid-filled shield on its head. The fish’s tubular eyes are capped…

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Eye in the Sea

Dr. M February 9, 2009 cabled observatorycameradeep seaMARSMBARIORCAweb cam

In case you missed it.  The first ever deep-sea web cam is up and running.  I said the FIRST EVER DEEP-SEA WEB CAM.  I don’t…

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