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Marine Biology

  • How do sea otters live in cold water? Surplus energy keeps them warm
    How do sea otters live in cold water? Surplus energy keeps them warm
  • Save the shark: Can skilled anglers contribute to post-release survival?
    Save the shark: Can skilled anglers contribute to post-release survival?
  • New and extinct species of snails found in 30-year-old A&M collection
    New and extinct species of snails found in 30-year-old A&M collection
  • A&M researcher’s description of species makes WoRMS’ top-10 list
    A&M researcher’s description of species makes WoRMS' top-10 list
  • Ear bones allow researchers to track movement of Pacific bluefin tuna
    Ear bones allow researchers to track movement of Pacific bluefin tuna
  • Ocean noise: How do sea creatures respond to sounds people make?
    Ocean noise: How do sea creatures respond to sounds  people make?
  • Immortal jellyfish: How does this species skip steps in its lifecycle?
    Immortal jellyfish: How does this species skip steps in its lifecycle?
  • New law creates opportunity for oyster aquaculture on Texas coast
    New law creates opportunity for oyster aquaculture on Texas coast
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