Bright Orange Sponge Reveals Hidden Diversity in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
Scientists have described a new bright orange sponge species, Svenzea marialmae, marking the first record of the genus Svenzea in ...
Scientists have described a new bright orange sponge species, Svenzea marialmae, marking the first record of the genus Svenzea in ...
Applied Microbiology International has appointed coral probiotics pioneer Professor Raquel Peixoto of KAUST as its new President, succeeding Professor Jack ...
A comprehensive new review shows how machine learning and deep learning are transforming marine biodiversity monitoring, fisheries management, pollution detection ...
An 11-year photographic mark–recapture study at Lizard Island has proven that tropical leopardfish sea cucumbers live at least 33 years, ...
A new historical ecology study reconstructs more than five centuries of human-driven environmental change on Honduras' remote Swan Islands, culminating ...
A new perspective in Coral Reefs distills four decades of experience into five objectives and twelve principles for saving coral ...
New research shows that chemical cues from Caribbean spiny lobsters trigger avoidance behavior in coral-eating snails and fireworms, suggesting predator ...
Coral core records reveal that up to 80 percent of nitrogen at Gulf of Mexico reefs now comes from the ...
A seasonal survey found lower aragonite saturation and pH in India’s Gulf of Mannar than in Palk Bay, identifying the ...
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