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Month: September 2007

Carnivals & Link Love

Carnival of the Blue V

Peter Etnoyer September 30, 2007

The Carnival of the Blue thing has really come together lately thanks to Mark Powell, the power of the blogosphere, and a dedicated online ocean…

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Scientist!

So You Want To Be A Marine Biologist?

Dr. M September 29, 2007

To kick off the new badge “I’m a marine biologist and, to be honest, I kind of hate dolphins”, Science Creative Quarterly has published an…

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Pictures and Movies Scientist!

TGIF: Chris Mah On Video

Dr. M September 28, 2007

The Washington Post is sponsoring the onBeing project that is a project based on the simple notion that we should get to know one another…

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Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Cruise Cruise Baby

Dr. M September 28, 2007

Yo DIC (Dissolved Inorganic Carbon), Let’s Kick It! Hat tip to Christina Kellogg for pointing this out to me.

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Pictures and Movies

Friday Deep-Sea Picture (9/24/07): Animals In Formalin

Dr. M September 28, 2007

More pictures here…

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Uncategorized

Biofuels: What Hole Do Plants Belong In?

Dr. M September 27, 2007

The question is whether crops belong in your mouth or your gastank? Bioscience has a interesting article from June with National Geographic following on their…

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Adaptations

Tardigrade Space Program

Dr. M September 26, 2007

Tardigrades are a paradox. There are less than 1,000 species globally yet they can survive anything-temperature extremes, starvation, irradiation, dehydration, vacuums, and the pressures of…

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Mating & Reproduction Reviews

Steamy Hot Sex In The Oceans

Dr. M September 26, 2007

If the title doesn’t drive the Google hits in then hopefully word of mouth will. Sheril has the low down on this iconographic video of…

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Vessels and Equipment

Open Up the Bubbly for SeaWiFS

Dr. M September 26, 2007

SeaWiFS turns 10 this year. What is SeaWiFS? It is one of the most important advances of science in the last 20 years. The SeaWiFS…

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Vessels and Equipment

Field Rated Flash Drive

Dr. M September 25, 2007

Corsair generously sent along their 8GB Survivor Flash Drive midsummer for me to field test at the behesting of this post. Over the last few…

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