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Tag: Marine Biology

Successful Coral Restoration Methods of the Coral Triangle in Indonesia

Did you know that there are multiple methods to restore coral reefs that have sustained damage? Marine Biology Researchers and…

1 month ago

Swimming under the radar: How sharks are being impacted by ocean acidification

Sharks are capable of evolving rapidly, overcoming dozens of obstacles to suite many niches within our oceans. There is one…

1 month ago

Mudskippers can walk on land; but how did they get there?

It is often taken for granted that fish live in the water and stay there their whole lives; unless someone…

1 month ago

Zebra Mussels: Hitchhiking Invaders.

Zebra Mussels, known as Dreissena polymorpha, are a type of mussel native to the Caspian and Black Seas in eastern…

1 month ago

From Fins to Functions: Dermal Denticles

For centuries, scientists have taken inspiration from nature and the vast amount of species. Since the ocean is very unexplored,…

1 month ago

The Importance of Mangroves in Coastal Ecosystems

If you have walked through a tropical beach and seen dense, matted trees, their roots protruding up through the water,…

1 month ago

Saving the Coral: Assisted Evolution in Elkhorn Coral  

What was once a thriving ecosystem full of life and color now lay barren. Since January 1st, 2023, nearly 80%…

1 month ago

Seas under attack from walnuts (Mnemiopsis leidyi).

The sea walnut is a species of ctenophore or better know as a comb jelly and they are terrorizing seas…

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