Marine Biology
- Researchers uncover key trigger for potent cancer-fighting marine product
- Pew Institute for Ocean Science awards 5 fellowships in support of global marine conservation
- 2008 Pew Fellowship in marine conservation awarded to UM Rosenstiel's Dr. Andrew Baker
- Dr. Andrew Constable awarded 2008 Pew Fellowship in marine conservation
- 2008 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation awarded to Dr. Ussif Rashid Sumaila
- 2008 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation awarded to Fan Meng; first Chinese fellow
- 2008 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation awarded to Dr. Marie-Joëlle Rochet from IFREMER
- World's largest marine protected area created in Pacific Ocean
- First map of threats to marine ecosystems shows all the world's oceans are affected
- Genome of marine organism tells of humans' unicellular ancestors
- Can Dungeness crab and eelgrass help improve management of our marine resources?
- '2-faced' particles act like tiny submarines
- 'Two-Faced' Particles Act Like Tiny Submarines
- International team announces discovery of massive Jurassic marine reptile
- Marine bacteria's mealtime dash is a swimming success
- Pew Institute teams with Chantecaille Cosmetics to protect global marine life
- 3-D computer model to test bite force of a Great White Shark
- Edible African fish could help beat malaria mosquito
- ‘New continent’ and species discovered in Atlantic, says study
- Sharp teeth, not brute force makes Great Whites’ bite so deadly
- Thousands of new compounds found inside marine sponges
- Tropical Crabs Invade Oyster Reefs
- Mercury concentrations in fish respond directly to increased deposition
- Researchers discover previously unknown bacteria in marine sediments
- Smithsonian zoologists’ project to save microscopic coral larvae
- Scientists prove that fish really do sleep
- Dispersed coral reef fish make their way home to spawn
- Bleached coral reefs
- Study helps maintain balance between bowhead whales and Eskimos
- Phytoplankton change form to escape predators with different feeding habits
- Threat of expulsion even helps keep fish in line
- Electric Fish Conduct Electric Duets in Aquatic Courtship
- Penguins altered diet when humans bgan hunting whales and seals
- Sharks, dinos were both predators as well as each other’s prey
- Lobster shells have great healing and antiseptic properties
- “Big Brother” Peers Into Black Drum Bedrooms
- New Phylum Sheds Light on Ancestor of Animals, Humans
- Scientists Monitoring Harmful Pollutants in Great Lakes Fish
- Marine bacteria can create environmentally friendly energy source
- New group of algae discovered: Picobiliphytes
- Algae with their own sun block
- Researchers find first endangered fish species
- ‘Hidden-hero’ Microbes in Soil, Water May Help Clean Toxic Sites
- Now, an underwater robot to spy on whales and protect them from ships
- Listening for the Fish
- Researchers Test Beaked Whale Hearing
- Record Bonefish
- The critical importance of mangroves to ocean life
- The critical importance of mangroves to ocean life
- Project Takes Fish Collection Into the Digital Age
- Sea Coral’s Trick Helps Scientists Tag Proteins
- Scientists Use Satellites to Detect Deep-ocean Whirlpools
- Mangrove killifish spend months out of water to live in trees
- The longest-lived animal is a sea clam
- Saving parrotfish key to survival of Caribbean reefs: Study
- One in three European freshwater fish facing extinction
- Scientists discover new marine organisms in Aleutian Islands
- New study links marine pollution to heart and lung disease
- Gene in male fish that lures females into sex identified
- 57 new European freshwater fish discovered
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