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New Species of Tiger Stingray Named

A newly named Potamotrygon tigrina?or tiger ray?swims in the Amazon River Basin.
Photograph courtesy Oliver Lucanus

 

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Landmark study to reveal krill genome

Bruce Deagle says his research could help predict how ??keystone?? species will respond to warming waters. Photo: Nick Moir

 

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Steinhart Aquarists head to the Philippines

The 212,000 gallon reeftank will soon be getting new additions - photo by Tim Wong

 

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Aquarium Heaters Recalled

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml11/11202.html

 

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Cherry Charm Paly is a large looker from Cherry Corals

 

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Corals damaged by vessel that ran aground off Sarangani

 

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An Enigmatic Problem In Marine Ecology Uncovered

 

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Animal-Like Urea Cycle in Ocean's Tiny Diatoms Enables Marine Phytoplankton to Use Carbon and Nitrogen from Their Environment

 

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Bureau of Customs seizes marine species worth P35 million

 

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AquaDom - the world's largest cylindrical aquarium

AquaDom, Radisson Blu Hotel in Berlin, Germany. Photo by vxla, flickr

 

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House of Fins brings Personatus angelfish to continental US

 

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Nine Potentially New Marine Species Discovered On Bali Reefs
Survey Finds Indonesian Reefs Recovering, But Still In Need Of Protection

 

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Mining to blame for islands to sink beneath waves

 

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Scientists find new species in Kermadec Islands

Zebra lionfish - Source: M Francis

 

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Hydra Aquatics Retina I LED fixture turns up at Marine Depot

 

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Ocean Acidification and the Battle Between Coral and Seaweed

The Great Barrier Reef (photo courtesy of flickr user Barbara Rich)

 

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iPad app review: SeaHD by Air Sea Land and Reef Critters Hawaii by Keoki Stender

 

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Sewage-Derived Nitrogen Increasingly Polluting Caribbean Ecosystems

Kiho Kim.

 

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New T5 / T8 LED tubes debut from Orphek

 

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Outer edge 'twilight zone' on Great Barrier Reef yields hundreds of new species

DOWN SHE GOES: The autonomous underwater vehicle is launched at Ribbon Reef 5. Source: Supplied