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Coral News
- Weed-Eating Fish 'Help Protect Jobs, Livelihoods'
- Rare, Blue Coral Found
- Indonesia Struggles to Combat Shark Poaching in Protected Areas
- Pacific Reef Shark Populations Plummeting, Study Says
- Coral Reefs Are Being Decimated, All for a Few Gaudy Trinkets
- Disappearing Coral Reef Has Offshore and Onshore Impact
- Police Join Fight
- Weird Ocean Current May Create Coral Refuges
- Worth More Alive
- Doctors Develop Life-Saving Drugs from Coral Reefs
Science Daily
- Sulfur finding may hold key to Gaia theory of Earth as living organism
- Hidden lives of elephant seals: Record-setting dive more than a mile deep
- Ancient sea reptile with gammy jaw suggests dinosaurs got arthritis too
- Arctic seabirds adapt to climate change
- The gut could reveal effect of climate change on fish
- New species of fish in Sweden
- Steelhead trout lose out when water is low in wine country
- Roadmap towards sustainable pole-and-line-caught tuna
- First satellite tag study for manta rays reveals habits and hidden journeys of ocean giants
- First forecast calls for mild Amazon fire season in 2012
Marine Bio Blog
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Reef Teach Times- Happy Holidays!!!
AIMS News
- 8 May 2012 Weed-eating fish 'help protect jobs, livelihoods'
- 19 April 2012 Shark Dive Tourism in Fiji worth US$42.2 Million a Year
- 2 March 2012 - Breaking up isn't hard to do - the secret lives of corals on dark and stormy nights
- 3 February 2012 - Ocean warming drives coral growth rates in Western Australia
- 20 January 2012 - Multiple partners not the only way for corals to stay cool
- 23 November 2011- Scientific sleuths pinpoint the guilty coral killers
- 10 November 2011 - MoU between AIMS and NOAA promises further research collaboration
- 9 November 2011 - Increased acidity not an even test for coral reefs
- 27 September 2011 - World-first discovery can 'help save coral reefs'
- 24 August 2011 - How many species