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Edith Widder: The weird, wonderful world of bioluminescence

 

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Feature Aquarium: The Aquarium of Craig Bagby

 

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Dual parasites linked to marine-mammal deaths

 

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Register for MACNA before May 31st for only $110

 

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iRemoTap is a power strip with built-in WiFi: The iRemoTap is a new powerstrip being developed by a Japanese com...

 

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Washington University opens world?s most modern zebrafish facility

ROBERT BOSTON

Kelly Monk, PhD, left, and Lilianna Solnica-Krezel, PhD, in Washington University?s new zebrafish facility.

 

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Ugly fish to rescue threatened species

 

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'Greatest shoal on Earth' runs late

 

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Only 1% of country's coral reefs remains pristine -- WWF

 

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Call to shun black coral products

 

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EcoEZ PNG Seasmart Update

 

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Tiny bubbles signal severe impacts to coral reefs worldwide

 

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New Elos Evision Controller With Internet Interface

 

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Tide Pools

 

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Rise of jellyfish spawns fears

Last summer brought sightings of Portuguese man-of-wars in Charleston County. MIAMI HERALD

 

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Public warned vs eating 'double-dead' fish

 

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Pygmy seahorse and corals found at new depths

In deeper areas of the sea, these large fans are common and diverse. (Photo: Tom Bridge)

 

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Female Fish Develop "Testes" in Gulf Dead Zone

The Atlantic croaker (seen in a file picture) is a common Gulf fish.
Photograph courtesy NOAA

 

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Living Color's 9,000 gallon cylinder artificial reef aquarium

 

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US Agency Says Coral Reef Destruction is Slowing This Year