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Scientists in Brazil Find New Reefs Rich with Marine Life
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, July 9, 2008 (ENS) – Off the Brazilian coast, where the narrow continental shelf widens far out into the Atlantic Ocean, marine scientists have discovered reefs that th… more →
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Pogo was right; the enemy is us
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oceanscience wrote 3 days ago: by Richard Jahnke Professor Emeritus Skidaway Institute of Oceanography “Unlike plagues of the … more →
Marine Science Adventure Camps - Summer 2009
mygrandmasue wrote 2 weeks ago: Long Beach Marine Institute has two series of camps this summer. Ocean Adventure Camp is for ages 5 … more →
Save Our Seas!
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whysharksmatter wrote 2 weeks ago: At the BLUE Ocean Film Festival, I got to meet an executive from the Save Our Seas Foundation. For t … more →
Day 3: Marine Science Academy
toddwilliamson wrote 3 weeks ago: On the third day of the Brad Sneeden Marine Science Academy, the students had three activities that … more →
Day 2: Marine Science Academy
toddwilliamson wrote 3 weeks ago: Isn’t that a wonderful view to start off the day? That is the Cape Lookout Lighthouse as see … more →
Bahamas/NOAA/Reef Lionfish Sightings Reporting Links
Larry Fry wrote 1 month ago: This short blog forwards a request from the government of the Bahamas asking all residents and non-r … more →
Entangled Energy
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Kelsey wrote 4 months ago: Remember those resourceful Dutch people we told you about in October? Life gave them lemons (in the … more →
The Southern Fried Kitchen: baked mahi-mahi with spinach and basil salad
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Southern Fried Scientist wrote 4 months ago: Grad students, we like food, we like cheap, we like cheap food. I like cheap food, and I like cookin … more →
Coming Soon: Actual Blogging!
phantommidge wrote 4 months ago: But first…a nap! I just arrived home from a wonderful vacation trip down to visit my father in … more →
Trippy fish has fin feet, drunken gait
Mark Baard wrote 4 months ago: Meet H. psychedelica, a colorful frog fish with some interesting “missing link” characte … more →
The changing face of marine science
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Southern Fried Scientist wrote 4 months ago: This photograph was taken sometime in the 1950’s, of the undergraduates studying at the Duke M … more →
Alien Invaders: coral pathogens
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Southern Fried Scientist wrote 4 months ago: I recently had the pleasure of guest blogging over at The Reef Tank, a wonderful community blog and … more →
Blogging for Darwin: Sharks and evolution
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whysharksmatter wrote 4 months ago: In honor of Darwin Day and in keeping with my first scientific love, I thought that I would write a … more →
A curious case of convergent evolution?
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Southern Fried Scientist wrote 4 months ago: The title of this post is followed by a question mark. That is because what follows is not a statem … more →
Some good science books
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whysharksmatter wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been tagged by Allie at ohfortheloveofscience.com, and have been asked to list six non-te … more →
Sea-Floor Sunday #41: Bathymetric map of Mediterranean Sea
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BrianR wrote 5 months ago: Although the release of the ‘Ocean’ feature in newest GoogleEarth was last week, I still … more →
Fish shares: A poor solution to the wrong problem.
whysharksmatter wrote 5 months ago: An interesting post was brought to my attention by a friend, recently described as “the bizarr … more →
Blood on the water
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Southern Fried Scientist wrote 5 months ago: Cape Lookout - can you see the whale? As many of you may already be aware, an Atlantic Right Whale … more →
Best Marine Invertebrate Blog Posts
Southern Fried Scientist wrote 5 months ago: With hundreds of truly excellent posts to read through it was damn near impossible to decide on … more →
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