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Month: May 2008

Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

Friday Deep-Sea Picture: Little People Attacked by Giant Squid

Dr. M May 30, 2008

I am a big fan of Slinkachu out of London. The art is best described by the subtitle of the project itself “A Tiny Street…

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Cephalopods Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Running of the Squid

Dr. M May 30, 2008
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Carnivals & Link Love Open Access

PLoS ONE Get Its “Taxonomy Barrier” Broken

Kevin Zelnio May 29, 2008 Open Accessplos one

I really love that quote from Alex Wild, by the way. Brian Fisher (my former Evolution T.A. from ye ole UC-Davis days) and Alex Smith…

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Carnivals & Link Love Open Access

PLoS ONE Get Its "Taxonomy Barrier" Broken

Kevin Zelnio May 29, 2008 Open Accessplos one

I really love that quote from Alex Wild, by the way. Brian Fisher (my former Evolution T.A. from ye ole UC-Davis days) and Alex Smith…

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Halibut, Really Big Halibut

Dr. M May 29, 2008

8ft and 1 inch is the length of what is thought to be the largest fish ever line-caught fish. The massive halibut was caught by…

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Adaptations Microbes New Research Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Bacteria On Rocks

Dr. M May 28, 2008

Here’s a quiz for you kids. Which of the habitats above possesses the most microbes? A. Fresh Volcanic Basalt on the seafloor, B. Sargasso Sea…

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Catching Your Own Dinner

Kevin Zelnio May 28, 2008

From PhotoBasement, hat tip to Mr. Barton, FCD.

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Physics and Beer Have EVERYTHING to Do with the Deep Sea

Kevin Zelnio May 28, 2008

Last night I had the good fortune to meet Dr. Chad Orzel, who just so happens to blog right here on SEED ScienceBlogs at Uncertain…

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Gettin’ the Squid On

Dr. M May 27, 2008

Via Kevin’s Other Blog, which I thought we had assimilated, I see that Te Papa has made the lectures from the Colossal Squid event earlier…

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Gettin' the Squid On

Dr. M May 27, 2008

Via Kevin’s Other Blog, which I thought we had assimilated, I see that Te Papa has made the lectures from the Colossal Squid event earlier…

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