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Tag: Pacific Ocean

Mating & Reproduction Pictures and Movies Weird

I prefer my seafood without sperm, thank you

Holly Bik March 18, 2015 food falllocal cuisinemass spawningPacific OceanPalola wormpaloloPolychaeteSamoaVanuatuyummy

With the first taste of palolo I understood the Samoans’ love for it. Certainly it suggested a salty caviar, but with something added, a strong,…

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Currents Waves Weather

Are the ocean and atmosphere finally cooperating and is El Niño really here? Probably.

Dr. Martini March 6, 2015 el ninokelvin wavesNOAAPacific Ocean

El Niño has been playing with my heart for a whole year now*. It’s coming. It’s not coming. It’s gonna be huge. It’s not coming…

View More Are the ocean and atmosphere finally cooperating and is El Niño really here? Probably.
Environmental Sciences Fluid Dynamics Waves

To El Niño or not to El Niño, that is the question

Dr. Martini September 13, 2014 climateel ninoENSOkelvin wavesPacific Oceanrossby wavesThermocline

UPDATE Jan 2015: Turns out, the great El Niño of 2014 may never actually materialize. And if it does, it’s probably going to be wimpy.…

View More To El Niño or not to El Niño, that is the question
Expeditions

Challenger Deep: What we can learn from a single, half core of mud

Holly Bik March 28, 2012 Challenger DeepDeepsea ChallengeDNAJames CameronMariana TrenchmetagenomicsMicrobesPacific Ocean

James Cameron’s descent to the Challenger Deep – we have adventure, intrigue, and a great story for the media. But we also have an amazing…

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Conservation & Environment Mining

Deep Sea mud as precious as diamonds?

Holly Bik July 5, 2011 minPacific Oceanrare earth elementssediments

Interesting news coming out of Nature Geosciences this weekend.  Kato et al (2011) are reporting a veritable treasure trove buried in deep-sea Pacific sediments:  rare-earth…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing

16.1 Million Square Miles of Deep Seafloor Protected in North Pacific

Kevin Zelnio March 7, 2011 bottom trawlingdeep seaOceanaPacific Ocean

Super congrats to our friends at Oceana, who report on their blog The Beacon today that negotiations to protect over 16 million square miles of…

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Expeditions Geology Organisms Scientist!

Pacific Northwest Expedition

Dr. M August 24, 2009 ExpeditionlavaPacific NorthwestPacific OceanridgeSeamountVolcano

Just a reminder that Chris Mah (from Echinoblog) and I will participating in Leg 5 of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s expedition to the…

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Expeditions Geology Seamount Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

2009 Pacific Northwest Expedition

Dr. M August 5, 2009 ExpeditionlavaPacific NorthwestPacific OceanridgeSeamountVolcano

Myself and Chris Mah (from Echinoblog) will particpating in Leg 5 of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s expedition ot the northern Pacific.  Leg 5…

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Expeditions Plastic

Seeking the Science of the Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch

Dr. M August 4, 2009 gyrePacific OceanPacific Ocean Garbage PatchPlastic

I hope you are following along on the SEAPLEX blog.  A great post about the kinds of gear used in open-water oceanography.  But better than…

View More Seeking the Science of the Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch
Carnivals & Link Love Conservation & Environment Environmental Sciences Expeditions Industry & Government Plastic Scientist! Vessels and Equipment

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Dr. M July 27, 2009 ExpeditionPacific Garbage PatchPacific GyrePacific OceanplacticScrippsSEAPLEX

This Sunday, August 2nd, a major scientific expedition to study the issue of plastic accumulation in the North Pacific Gyre will depart San Diego. The…

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