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Tag: Shrimp

New Research Opinion & Editorial Organisms Scientist! Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Kevin Zelnio…New and Improved…Now With 30% More Shrimp!

Dr. M April 15, 2009 ArthropodaCrustaceaHydrothermal Ventmolecular phylogenyscientific articleShrimpspecies

KZ is now among the scientifically published. Occurring this week in the Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington is “A new species of Alvinocaris…

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Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

New Paper Teaser

Kevin Zelnio February 19, 2009 AlvinocarididaeAlvinocarisCrustaceaHydrothermal VentShrimpWordle

I just sent in the proofs to a paper that will come out in the next issue of the Proceedings of the Biological Society of…

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Adaptations Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Pistol Shrimp

Kevin Zelnio January 30, 2009 PredationShrimp

Wicked cool. Hat tip to the Crust-L.

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Adaptations Organisms Pictures and Movies

Friday Deep Sea Picture: Ninja Hydromedusa!

Kevin Zelnio July 4, 2008 AntarcticaBristlewormHydromedusajellyNational GeographicPolychaeteShrimpWeddell Seaworm

From National Geographic’s new Translucent Creatures photo gallery: A hydromedusa spreads its luminescent tentacles in the Weddell Sea near Antarctica. Photograph by Ingo Arndt/Minden Pictures.…

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Conservation & Environment

More Ocean Critters You Can’t Eat

Dr. M June 12, 2007 Atlanticfish mongerfisheriesGulf of MexicoscallopsShrimpsupermarkettrawl

Today Oceana published a report showing that three trawl fisheries, calico scallops, rock shrimp and royal red shrimp, pose an increased threat to South Atlantic…

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Conservation & Environment

More Ocean Critters You Can't Eat

Dr. M June 12, 2007 Atlanticfish mongerfisheriesGulf of MexicoscallopsShrimpsupermarkettrawl

Today Oceana published a report showing that three trawl fisheries, calico scallops, rock shrimp and royal red shrimp, pose an increased threat to South Atlantic…

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