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Tag: Symbiosis

Abyss Biology Crustacean Evolution Seamount

These are a few of my favorite species: Hermit crabs without shells

Dr. M December 5, 2014 CnidariaHermit CrabSymbiosis

Hermit crabs are generally awesome. They use snail shells, and sometime shells of other mollsucs, to protect their non-skeletonized squishy backends. Some are even adapted…

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Ecology Microbes Organisms

Algal blobs take shape, thanks to bacteria

Holly Bik October 11, 2012 algaeBacteriamicrobiesSymbiosis

What if your physical characteristics (hair color, height, or eye color) were determined by your bacterial microbiome? It might seem far fetched for humans, but…

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Adaptations New Research

Determining the Fate of Carbon in a Mixotrophic Anemone

Kevin Zelnio July 15, 2010 AnemoneAptasiaAutotrophyBest of ZelnioCarbonHeterotrophyMixotrophyPulse-Chase ExperimentradiocarbonSymbiosisZooxanthellae

It has been known for a long time that some anemones form symbiotic relationships with Zooxanthellae. For a while it was assumed that the anemones…

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Adaptations New Research

A Deep Sea Mutualism in Response to Predation

Kevin Zelnio March 29, 2008 AllantactisAnemoneBest of ZelnioBiofilmBuccinumCrossasterDefenseEpibiontGastropodLepasteriasMolluscProtectionSea StarSettlement CueSnailSubstrateSymbiosis

Sometimes we just need a little help to get by in life. A nudge, some encouragement or a simple pat on the back will suffice.…

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