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Echinodermata! Starfish! Sea Urchins! Sea Cucumbers! Stone Lillies! Feather Stars! Blastozoans! Sea Daisies! Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU!
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The Echinoblog: Hawaiian Brisingid Starfish Munitions Mysteries!
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Tuesday, December 11, 2012. Hawaiian Brisingid Starfish Munitions Mysteries! Image courtesy of Chris Kelley, Hawaiian Undersea Research Labs. November has been a busy month! While I was hard at work in Paris other projects were underway! From the HUMMA Project website. So how does a humble starf...
The Echinoblog: Five Cool Things we have already seen on the Okeanos Oceano Profundo Expedition!
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Wednesday, April 15, 2015. Five Cool Things we have already seen on the Okeanos Oceano Profundo. This week: Some echinoderm highlights from the 2015 Okeanos Oceano Profundo. I've made the point in the past about how AWESOME it is to be able to see so many deep-sea animals alive! We saw this Tues...
The Echinoblog: May 2015
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Thursday, May 28, 2015. Moments from South Africa. For the next 3 weeks I am visiting the marine invertebrate collections at the Iziko Museum in Cape Town, South Africa! Is one of my earlier posts showing South African asteroids! The mountains surrounding Cape Town as the fog clears. Is named in...
The Echinoblog: Who Named the Bobbit Worm (Eunice sp.)? And WHAT species is it.. truly??
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Tuesday, September 17, 2013. Who Named the Bobbit Worm ( Eunice. And WHAT species is it. truly? Photo by EunJae Underwater Photography. The giant deep sea isopod! Sea Pigs, such as Scotoplanes. And their relatives-weird looking deep-sea sea cucumbers. Also known as the BOBBIT WORM! I've noticed ...
The Echinoblog: Giant Monster Starfish ALERT (aka Labidiaster annulatus) from THE SOUTH POLE!!!
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Tuesday, May 6, 2008. Giant Monster Starfish ALERT (aka Labidiaster annulatus) from THE SOUTH POLE! Ye olde tale of Antarctick Monstrosity. One of, if not THE most rewarding experience I had when visiting Antarctica was finally getting to see this animal ALIVE. When small krill or other prey set...
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the fine that made me smile | isn't it a wonder, how life came to be
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Isn't it a wonder, how life came to be. Little Bits of Me. Places I want to visit. Real men dont hit girls. Death is irreversible →. The fine that made me smile. Did you know you had to put parking coupon at BBNP? I’ve always parked there without coupons…. but guess what! After the hr and half long discussion, i walk back to my car to see a ticket sort of paper flapping around and i knew immediately that i had been fined! Thanks to you, im smiling over getting fined! On January 24, 2015 in i-Marvel.
Marine Biology on Three Seas: September 2012
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Marine Biology on Three Seas. The Three Seas Program, based at Northeastern University, offers undergraduate and graduate students in marine biology the opportunity to study, conduct research, and get wet in three different marine ecosystems: the northwest Atlantic Ocean (Nahant, Massachusetts), the Caribbean Sea (Bocas del Toro, Panama), and the northeastern Pacific (Friday Harbor, Washington). Thursday, September 27, 2012. Musselcam: One of the coolest predation videos ever. Via Miriam Goldstein at DSN.
Ashland Marine Biology: Better ways of protecting Coral Reefs?
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The course blog for Bio 412 - Marine Biology at Ashland University. Sunday, April 27, 2014. Better ways of protecting Coral Reefs? The researchers found that when terrestrial conservation was the primary goal that the reefs benefited by 7.7-10.4% greater than other protected areas that weren't focused on terrestrial conservation. However, 31-44% of the terrestrial conservation was not achieved which means that there could be a higher percentage of benefit if terrestrial conservation can be ac...I didnt k...
Ashland Marine Biology: May 2014
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The course blog for Bio 412 - Marine Biology at Ashland University. Wednesday, May 7, 2014. The Plight of the Penguins. Photo credit: George F. Mobley). The adélie penguin, Pygoscelis adeliea. Dr Aeron Hurt with an adélie penguin. Photo credit: Aeron Hurt). For now, all we can try to do is keep trying to find where these virus strains are coming from and trying to find a cure before they mutate into something much more dangerous for the adélie penguin. Https:/ www.asm.org/index.php/journal-pr...Recently,...
Filling an MD stomach: Where does the time go?
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Filling an MD stomach. New school, new city, same old increasingly broke gourmande. Saturday, October 18, 2014. Where does the time go? So CCU. Yeah. Wow. Look, apples! This circle contains such varieties as Enterprize, Liberty, TFO-1 (not as delicious as I'd hoped, given the exciting name), and Summergold. In one of my very few free days, I also found this massive Japanese radish that tasted great with apple and a miso-honey dressing. So good for you, I know. Quality dark (very dark) chocolate. Line an ...
TLILXÓCHITL: Requiem por
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Hago éste blog con el ánimo de compartir mis experiencias en el mundo del cultivo de las orquideas, principalmente especies mexicanas y alguna colada de otra parte del mundo. Martes, 30 de junio de 2009. Después de meditarlo algunos minutos y gracias a los consejos sabios de mi grán gurú musical y amiga del alma, decidí cambiar el giro nunca desarrollado de éste blog. Mi primer consejo es: ¡No lo hagan! Las razones vienen a continuación. En primer lugar, hay que resistir la tentación de cambiar 20 pesito...
TLILXÓCHITL: Prosechaea cochleata
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Hago éste blog con el ánimo de compartir mis experiencias en el mundo del cultivo de las orquideas, principalmente especies mexicanas y alguna colada de otra parte del mundo. Miércoles, 16 de septiembre de 2009. Pues, por fin y después de multiples peripecias académicas me da gusto regresar para continuar con el mundo de la botánica. Pero basta de taxonomía y entremos de lleno a lo que realmente importa en este momento. Las infloresencias surgen de la parte superior de los bulbos cáda primavera, aunque d...
TLILXÓCHITL: Flores, frutos y semillas.
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Hago éste blog con el ánimo de compartir mis experiencias en el mundo del cultivo de las orquideas, principalmente especies mexicanas y alguna colada de otra parte del mundo. Sábado, 11 de julio de 2009. Flores, frutos y semillas. Llegamos al punto de principal interés para quienes cultivamos orquídeas, es decir, estas estructuras llamativas a las que llamamos flores. 191;Cual es la función de las flores? Detrás de éstas estructuras florales, se encuentra el. Partes en una flor de. Y su largo ovario.
THE SPINELESS LIFE: Snail survey (and a horseshoe crab)
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Invertebrates are pretty awesome. Here's why. Monday, August 11, 2014. Snail survey (and a horseshoe crab). Well, obviously it's been a while. This is mostly because I've been writing a lot and that's not really good inspiration for a) writing more for fun or b) writing about things that you (presumably not a member of my committee, given the odds) want to read. Babies for a last-ditch attempt at an experiment. There were lots of birds out today, and this horseshoe crab. I also found all of the common in...
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Skip to main content. An Echinoderm genomic database. Baylor Sea Urchin Genome Project. Sea Urchin Genome at NCBI. Sea Urchin Gene Catalog at MPIMG. S purpuratus Gene Expression - NIDCR. Endomesoderm Gene Regulatory Network. Sea Urchin codon usage. About E. tribuloides. Echinoderm Expression Data @GEO. Echinoderm RNAseq Data @SRA. Image and Video Gallery. Echinobase aims to provide a comparative genomics platform for the echinoderm clade. Transcriptomes for these and other echinoderms are also presented.
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Marine invertebrates found throughout the world's oceans with a rich and ancient fossil legacy. Their biology and evolution includes a wide range of crazy and wonderful things. Let me share those things with YOU! Monday, March 19, 2018. Museum Trends from Starfish Travels! So for the last 3 years, I've been lucky. There have been multiple opportunities for me to do field work but more importantly to visit museum all around the world in order to study the animals I love so much! Everything from natural hi...
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