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Bacterial protection offers hope against coral degradation

February 28, 2017
News
Coral reefs may be protected from bleaching by bacteria in certain microbiomes, according to researchers in Saudi Arabia.
Life Sciences
Marine Biology
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The eyes have it for deep sea squid’s survival

February 23, 2017
News
The first behavioural evidence for why a deep sea squid has developed an ocular oddity has been collected by researchers in the US.
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Marine Biology
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Novel climate predictions aim to help save coral reefs worldwide

January 11, 2017
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A set of new climate model projections will enable conservationists to understand which coral reefs will be affected by annual coral bleaching.
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Marine Biology
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Research further explores coral-algae relationship

November 14, 2016
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An extensive study by researchers has revealed new insights on the relationship between Carribean coral and symbiotic algae.
Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences
Earth & Environmental Sciences, Marine Biology, Oceanography
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Epigenetics enabling fish survival

October 31, 2016
News
A number of fish species are adapting to survive warmer oceans without genetic changes, according to researchers from the University of East Anglia.
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Marine Biology
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Plankton’s survival dependent on climate change

July 21, 2016
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Climate change could jeopardise the viability of phytoplankton responsible for a tenth of the oceans’ biomass, according to scientists.
Life Sciences
Marine Biology
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Human marine activity causes cephalopod surge

June 1, 2016
News
Although human interaction has reduced the population of many marine organisms over recent years, it appears it has boosted cephalopod numbers.
Life Sciences
Marine Biology
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Stretchy nerves help whales feed

June 5, 2015
News
Zoologists have discovered that stretchy nerves allow whales to balloon their mouths to capture prey during feeding dives. A research team at the University of British Columbia (UBC) studied a...
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Marine Biology, Zoology
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The oldest unevolved organism

April 20, 2015
News
Scientists have discovered a deep-sea microorganism that shows no evidence of evolution in the last 2 billion years. A research team at the University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA)...
Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Earth & Environmental Sciences, Marine Biology, Oceanography, Paleobiology
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Deep sea root of marine evolution sparks controversy

June 11, 2014
News
The deep ocean may have played a much bigger role in protecting marine diversity than first thought suggests controversial new research from the University of Portsmouth. Fossils of starfish, sea...
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences, Marine Biology, Paleobiology
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