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California Academy of Sciences launches scientific expedition to the Philippines

Credit: Gary Williams, California Academy of Sciences

 

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'Test tube' reef a key to understanding coral disease

 

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A Delicacy on Chinatown Plates, but a Killer in Water

 

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ORA releases new Sprung Stunner or Echinopora lamellosa

 

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April 2011's Most Popular Posts

 

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Box jellyfish have 24 floating eyes, but four of them are more important than the others

 

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Paracheilinus piscilineatus lands in the USA for the first time

 

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Capt. Kidd shipwreck site to be dedicated 'Living Museum of the Sea' by Indiana University

 

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Trimma maiandros is a new nano goby that is widespread in the Indo-Pacific

 

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Rare Deep-Sea Starfish Stuck in Juvenile Body Plan

This female specimen measures 4 mm in
diameter and shows brooded embryos.
(Credit: Image courtesy of OSU)

 

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Mission Accomplished: Adopt a Coral

 

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Sea Urchin Body Is One Big Eye

Red sea urchins line the seafloor in British Columbia, Canada (file picture).
Photograph by Paul Nicklen, National Geographic

 

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AI Nano Sol LED from Aqua Illumination gets an iPod-white makeover

 

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Ancient Protein Found in Sea Lizard Fossil

 

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Deep Blue announces lineup of shallow look-down aquariums

 

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What Lives in the Gulf of Mexico? Exploring Marine Collections on Google Earth

 

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Activated carbon indicted in inducing head and lateral line erosion

 

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Biggest Great White Shark Caught, Released

The Shark Men crew work to keep the great white shark nicknamed Apache alive on board their boat.

Photograph courtesy National Geographic Channel

 

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From a Bucket of Seawater, New Understanding of the Ocean and Potential for Advancing Human Health

Credit: Susanne Ruemmele
A graphic artist's rendition of a single-celled organism in the ocean, trailing its sequenced DNA.

 

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Tropical Nemo and his mates saved from a slow cold death

Rare event ... three small batfish were found in Sydney Harbour / Pic: John Grainger Source: The Daily Telegraph