Three estuarine fish species show genetic resilience to extreme heat
A peer-reviewed study found that yellowfin bream, sand whiting and tarwhine have genetic traits associated with resilience to extreme temperatures, ...
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Unlucky Weather Could Have Made the 2023 North Atlantic Marine Heatwave Far Worse
A new modeling study shows that the record 2023 North Atlantic marine heatwave could have become far more intense and ...
Jet-Black Sea Slug Surprises Scientists With an 800 km Leap Into the Cold Yellow Sea
A striking black-and-orange nudibranch has turned up in Dalian, marking the first record of Dendrodoris arborescens and its genus in ...
Temporary carbon storage can mitigate slow-responding climate changes
When a tree planted for carbon offsets burns down decades later, the climate benefit seems to vanish with the smoke. ...
Marine Heatwaves Surge Off South Florida While Hurricanes Stay Unpredictable
A 43-year analysis of South Florida coastal waters shows marine heatwaves intensifying sharply while major hurricane frequency remains highly variable, ...
Nearly Half of Reef-Building Corals Now Face Elevated Extinction Risk, Global Red List Reassessment Finds
A comprehensive IUCN Red List reassessment of 892 reef-building coral species finds that 44 percent face elevated relative risk of ...
Climate-Driven Range Shift? Shrimpgoby Surfaces Far North of Its Known Waters
The first verified record of the shrimpgoby Tomiyamichthys oni in Korean waters, from Ulleung Island, marks the species' new northernmost ...
Ocean Warming Hits Northern Fish Harder, Study Predicts a Divided Future
New species distribution modeling of 172 anti-tropical marine fishes predicts significantly greater range contractions in the Northern Hemisphere, mirroring the ...
Hawaiian Corals Reveal Surprising Split in Heat Tolerance Between Species and Bays
A Florida Atlantic University study found that two Hawaiian coral species show markedly different heat tolerance depending on the bay ...
Fossil Fish Teeth Reveal Ocean Life Boomed During an Ancient Global Warming Event
Fossil fish teeth and marine barite records show that pelagic fish productivity and carbon export rose together during the Paleocene-Eocene ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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