- Caitlin Taylor-Robinson
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Marine Heatwaves Threaten Vital Ecosystems and Biodiversity
If it hasn’t been clear from the weather recently, climate change is altering our natural seasons, causing polar vortexes across North America and...
- Namibian Dolphin Project
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Study Reveals New Level of Complexity in Dolphin Communication
Research led by scientists at the Namibian Dolphin Project has shed light on a new level of complexity in dolphin communication.
- McGill University
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Rising Global Shipping Traffic Could Lead to Surge in Invasive Species
Maritime trade likely to far outweigh climate change as driver of bio-invasions over next 30 years, study finds
- Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
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Tracking Critically Endangered Turtles with Telemetry
New model predicts where Eastern Pacific leatherback turtles travel to help protect endangered species
- American Physical Society
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Mathematics of Sea Slug Movement Points to Future Robots
Frilly surfaces that help slugs move may motivate future energy-efficient, soft-body robots, according to researchers
- Kelly April Tyrrell
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Study Confirms Horseshoe Crabs Are Relatives of Spiders and Scorpions
Blue-blooded and armored with 10 spindly legs, horseshoe crabs have perhaps always seemed a bit out of place.
Study: ‘Remarkable’ Weather Becomes Normal Within a Few Years
Plastic pollution has dominated marine based news reports since the release of Blue Planet 2, resulting in calls to ban everything from microbeads...
- University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science
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Ecosystem Changes Following Loss of Great White Sharks
A new study has documented unexpected consequences following the decline of great white sharks from an area off South Africa.
- University of Southern California
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Undersea Gases Could Superheat the Planet
Carbon reservoirs on ocean floor caused global warming before -- and could do it again
- Flinders University
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Differences in Water Temperature Can Create New Marine Species
Warm and cool water temperatures over a long stretch of coastline cause new species of marine fish to evolve
- University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
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Giant 'Megalodon' Shark Extinct Earlier Than Previously Thought
Megalodon -- a giant predatory shark that has inspired numerous documentaries, books and blockbuster movies -- likely went extinct at least one...
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