marine biology
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More Than Meets the Eye: New Study Reveals Benefits of Dust Storms on Marine Life
A new study has found that dust storms (which carries beneficial nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and iron) could positively affect the biogeochemical cycle in downwind sea regions, boost marine life productivity, and decrease atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations.
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Attempting Suicide? Why Whales Strand Themselves to Death
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Threatened and Unique Belugas in St. Lawrence Find 'Adopt a Beluga' Sponsors
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Humpback Whale Seeking Room at Hyatt in Boston? Sighting
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World Alive: Marine Life Migrates by Moonlight in Arctic Winter
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Butterflyfish Know To Avoid Corals Touched By Seaweed
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Newly Discovered Marine Fungi Represent New Branch on Tree of Life
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Corals Adapted To Warm Waters Are At Risk Of Bleaching, Too
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Eels in a Parking Lot: Biblical Scene or Spillover from Nearby River?
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Camou-Fish: How Ocean Fish Befuddle Predators With Reflection
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Shell Game: Certain Mollusks Have Eyes in Their Shells
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Blue Whales Balance Breathing and Eating to Maintain Large Size