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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Thursday, August 7, 2014. After some time away from blogging I have returned with a new website. Please go and read it: http:/ www.mostlyopenocean.com. Links to this post. Thursday, August 8, 2013. Science Week - Citizen Marine Science. This morning I went to the launch of Australia's National Science Week. Citizen scientists will help map the location of kelp and sea urchin populations and track how these organisms are responding...

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Thursday, August 7, 2014. After some time away from blogging I have returned with a new website. Please go and read it: http:/ www.mostlyopenocean.com. Links to this post. Thursday, August 8, 2013. Science Week - Citizen Marine Science. This morning I went to the launch of Australia's National Science Week. Citizen scientists will help map the location of kelp and sea urchin populations and track how these organisms are responding...

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Mostly Open Ocean: January 2013

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Thursday, January 31, 2013. Evolution, climate change and coral. We can't just expose corals to predicted conditions because corals of the future won't be naive to these environments and are likely to have evolved. We know that evolution can be extremely rapid, often within decades. The three-spine stickleback, Gasterosteus aculeatus. In their 2007 paper, Hoegh-Guldberg, et al. dismiss the importance of evolution because "reef...

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Mostly Open Ocean: Living fossils are evolving

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Thursday, May 9, 2013. Living fossils are evolving. Charles Darwin coined the term living fossil in On the. Spiders that it was placed within the same genus. Interestingly, I have never heard of web building spiders being referred to as living fossils despite there being amazing conservation of traits in many groups. The orb-weaving spiders Nephila clavipes. Left) and N. jurassica. From Seldon et al. 2011). Horseshoe crabs are one...

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Mostly Open Ocean: February 2013

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Tuesday, February 26, 2013. Fish get wasted on wastewater. The Western Treatment Plant. Covering 10,500 hectares it treats about 50% of Melbourne's wastewater. Nitrogen pollution is significant issue. It, along with other types of nutrient pollution, has been linked to coral. Declines, and jellyfish blooms. To the very small, like the drugs we take. Exposure to the concentrations of caffeine that are normally found in the environm...

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Mostly Open Ocean: July 2013

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Tuesday, July 23, 2013. Killing whales for science. Australia has taken Japan to the International Court of Justice over Japan's whaling in the Southern Ocean. There is an interesting series of articles on the Conversation that summarise the court case (in chronological order they are here. The Institute of Cetacean Research. That the Japanese Government has provided 387 million dollars to the ICR since scientific whaling began in...

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Mostly Open Ocean: Squid family planning

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Friday, July 12, 2013. Males use aggression to coerce females into copulations that they might otherwise avoid. Levels of the marker were elevated in a number of tissues, including the eggs and reproductive glands. Females, therefore, benefit from consuming spermatophores by gaining some additional nutrition that can be allocated to producing offspring. It’s also possible that spermatophore consumption is a form of c...This story ...

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Why Evolution Is True. Laquo; And now for something completely different: trilobites. Maslow’s hierarchy of internet needs. Soldier bees, super-soldier ants. This raises a fascinating question: how does the genome of a single species code such a wide variety of forms? In other words, how are the different developmental pathways turned on and off? Two recent papers one in. On ants, the other on bees in P. Roceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA). Workers in a nest are guards. The guards are mu...

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Why Evolution Is True. Laquo; Three-month-old clouded leopard cubs. What would disprove evolution? If evolution is a scientific theory worth its salt, then there must be some conceivable observations that could show it to be wrong. I just wanted to put down, for the record, what some of those observations might be. First, let’s reprise what I see as the major components of the theory of evolution. Evolution occurs, that is, there is gene frequency change in populations over generations. The process produ...

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Mostly I write about the biology and evolution of life in the sea, mostly. Thursday, August 7, 2014. After some time away from blogging I have returned with a new website. Please go and read it: http:/ www.mostlyopenocean.com. Links to this post. Thursday, August 8, 2013. Science Week - Citizen Marine Science. This morning I went to the launch of Australia's National Science Week. Citizen scientists will help map the location of kelp and sea urchin populations and track how these organisms are responding...

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