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Tag: pelagic

Cnidaria Favorite Species Organisms Pelagic Plankton

Release the Glaucus!

Alex Warneke May 20, 2015 By-the-Wind SailorsCnidariaGlaucusnudibranchspelagicVelella

Aliens? Squishies? Deformed Plastic? Jellyfish? Many descriptors have accompanied the emails, texts, and Facebook messages that have recently flooded my cellular device, all describing one unique…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Coral Reef Habitats Hadal & Trench Opinion & Editorial Pelagic

We don't know the ocean

Alistair Dove November 5, 2014 bathyalbathypelagicocean depthspelagicTemperature

This is not the ocean: This is not the ocean: Indeed, even THIS is not the ocean: Before you start thinking that the folks at…

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New Research Open Access Plastic

How do you figure out how much plastic is in the ocean?

Miriam Goldstein December 2, 2013 North Pacific GyrePacific Garbage Patchpelagicplastic pollution

Nobody ever told me that becoming a marine biologist would involve spending four years figuring out how to count. Because, seriously, how hard can counting…

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Organisms Plankton

Solving the Mystery of the Placental Jellyfish

Dr. M May 9, 2012 Cnidariadeep seaDeepstaria enigmaticagonadjellyfishpelagicROV

Yesterday the DSN crew first saw the video above.  What is this large floating sheet of goo?  Is it alive? Was it once alive? The…

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Ecology Microbes New Research Organisms

Big text files can tell you how the ocean works

Holly Bik September 3, 2011 Bacteriahigh-throughput sequencingmetagenomicsMicrobespelagicSeasonalityUK

…because “High-throughput sequencing confers a deep view of seasonal community dynamics in pelagic marine environments”, however appropriate a title, seems far too dry and technical…

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If I had my way, we’d just sequence everything

Holly Bik July 28, 2010 gene expressionGeneticsMicrobespelagicRNA

Sometimes I find it really frustrating that all we ever talk about is species (granted, I am very guilty of this too).  Is it new? …

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Interactions in the Dark Ocean

Dr. M July 5, 2010 biogeochemistrybiological pumpcarbon budgetcarbon cyclingclimatedeep seamicrobialpelagic

The deep sea, a vast, dark realm featuring disticntive organisms and serving as a massive reservoir of carbon, is the largest and leas explored ecosystem on Earth.…

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TGIF: Vampire Squid

Dr. M February 4, 2010 MBARIpelagicVampire SquidVampiroteuthis

The vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis) lives in the deep ocean, home to the largest ecosystems on our planet. A “living fossil,” this animal has remained…

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Life in the Deep Sea: Only the Fragile Survive

Dr. M December 11, 2009 ciliacomb jellydeep seajellyfishMBARINABTNESCentpelagicpressureSteve HaddockTemperature

At this year’s National Association for Biology Teachers conference, Steve Haddock from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, spoke on deep ocean habitats.   The National…

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More Mercury Deeper

Dr. M August 20, 2009 bioaccumulationfishmercurymethylmercuryopen oceanpelagic

Mercury is distributed across the earth whether it is in the atmosphere, biosphere, or geosphere.  In the marine realm, the methylated form of mercury (CH3Hg+)…

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