marine biology

Can Corals Adapt to a Warming Ocean?

submitted by: UMiami_RSMAS
UM Rosenstiel School Ph.D. student Rachel Silverstein discusses her research on a potential adaptation for corals in a warming ocean.

Coral Reefs -- Our Ocean Ecosystem Engineers

submitted by: UMiami_RSMAS
UM Rosenstiel School Coral Reef Biologist Andrew Baker studies how coral reefs are impacted by climate change and other threats worlsdwide. Corals are important ocean ecosystem engineers, similar to trees in a rainforest, they provide essential habitat to one-third of all ocean life.

Ocean Acidification Threaten Coral Reefs Worldwide

submitted by: UMiami_RSMAS
UM Rosenstiel School Professor Chris Langdon discusses what ocean acidification is and how it impacts ocean ecosystems.

Taking Stock: Fisheries Studies in the Florida Keys Marine Protected Areas

submitted by: UMiami_RSMAS
Rosenstiel School professor Jerry Ault discusses 10 years of fisheries research in the Florida Keys Dry Tortugas Ecological Reserve

Jason Hall Spencer Interview: What Are You Researching?

submitted by: sciencebridge
Jason Hall Spencer, a marine biologist at University of Plymouth, answers the question: what are you researching?

Jason Hall Spencer Interview: How Did You Become Interested in Science?

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Jason Hall Spencer, a marine biologist at University of Plymouth, answers the question: how did you become interested in science?

Green Bullet

Scientists take aim with tiny algae and their giant promise as the biofuel solution of the future

A Sea Biscuit's Life

submitted by: nelas
This video shows the life cycle of the sea biscuit Clypeaster subdepressus and is part of my master's thesis project at the Biosciences Institute of University of São Paulo. We collected adults from sand beds of São Sebastião Channel (São Sebastião, SP, Brazil) and induced gamete release (eggs and sperm). We did the fertilization in vitro and followed the embryonic development in the laboratory, under light microscopy. Embryos become swimming larvae, approximately 0.2 mm wide,...
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