Marine Biology
Seafloor’s secret engineers: How burrowing critters sustain healthy oceans
Texas A&M leads international study published in Current Biology
How do sea otters live in cold water? Surplus energy keeps them warm
Research team finds ‘leak respiration’ accounts for high metabolic rate
Save the shark: Can skilled anglers contribute to post-release survival?
A&M scientists examine practices aboard chartered fishing boats
New and extinct species of snails found in 30-year-old A&M collection
Samples come from 1987 exploration of caves in South Pacific
A&M researcher’s description of species makes WoRMS’ top-10 list
Green rat clingfish lives in shallow marine water along Australian coast
Ear bones allow researchers to track movement of Pacific bluefin tuna
International team publishes results of four-year study
Ocean noise: How do sea creatures respond to sounds people make?
New funding supports study of whale strikes in Santa Barbara Channel
Immortal jellyfish: How does this species skip steps in its lifecycle?
T. dohrnii evades death by reverting directly from adult to polyp
New law creates opportunity for oyster aquaculture on Texas coast
Industry expects to start production around September 2020
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