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A Tag Fit for a Porpoise

Nov. 13, 2008 - Grad students surmount big hurdles to build a device for a small marine mammal

Eavesdr0pping on Whales' Mealtime Conversation

Aug. 9, 2007 - A graduate student journeys to Norway to investigate how orcas orchestrate their hunt

Following Whales Up a Creek

Jul. 12, 2007 - A conversation with marine mammal biologist Michael Moore

Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)

The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is an international organisation that is working to make the world's biodiversity data accessible anywhere in the world.

GBIF's members include countries and international organisations who have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that they will share biodiversity data and contribute to the development of increasingly effective mechanisms for making those data available via the Internet.

How to See What Whales Hear

Apr. 19, 2005 - Biomedical imaging reveals new insights into marine mammal ears

Jason Meets the Carnivorous Sea Squirt

Apr. 3, 2009 - Expedition to the Tasman Fracture finds unknown species

Marine Life Information Network (MarLIN)

The Marine Life Information Network for Britain and Ireland ( MarLIN ) provides information for marine environmental management, protection and education. It is a centre of excellence in spatially based and time-series marine biological information and supports good stewardship in the marine environment.

The MarLIN programme was established in 1998 by the Marine Biological Association in collaboration with the major environmental protection agencies in Britain and Ireland together wit... [More]

Pilot Whales - the 'Cheetahs of the Deep Sea'

May. 19, 2008 - Researchers reveal first glimpse of whales' high-speed, deep-diving hunts for squid

Revealing the Ocean's Invisible Abundance

Oct. 25, 2004 - Scientists develop new instruments to study microbes at the center of the ocean food web

Sixgill Shark: Puget Sound’s Deep, Dark Secret

Light and color wane rapidly in the depths of Puget Sound. At 30 feet beneath the surface, reds and yellows disappear, followed by greens and blues. At 90 feet, roughly the width of Water Street, the world dims to murky shades of gray and black.

This is where one enters the realm of the sixgill shark.

The Crustacean Society

To advance the study of all aspects of the biology of the Crustacea by promoting the exchange and dissemination of information throughout the world.

The Deepest Divers

Jul. 3, 2007 - D-tags give scientists in-depth records of whales in the depths

Transparent Salps May Play Conspicuous Ecological Role

Jun. 10, 2005 - Their quest was salps - transparent, gelatinous animals whose large populations contain both 10-centimeter-long specimens and colonies that form chains several meters long. The researchers sought to learn the rudiments of this little-known southern hemispheric species: how much they eat, how fast they reproduce, and how much organic matter they transport to deeper water.

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