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The goal of oceanbites is to make cutting edge research in the ocean sciences accessible to all. oceanbites will also highlight classic, seminal research papers, and feature op eds about current issues in research.
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4h ago
Scientists identify genes that control feeding behavior and growth in Atlantic salmon ..read more
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Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world and are rarely found in aquaria, but the few that are hosted in the Georgia Aquarium can teach scientists a lot about the gigantic creature's fascinating behavior ..read more
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3w ago
They don't have any teeth, but diatoms need calcium. A group out of Shenzen shows why ..read more
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1M ago
How tiny animals are directing whale behavior, and why to protect both ..read more
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1M ago
Sea urchin larvae can get nutrition from molecules dissolved in seawater, giving them resistance to food deprivation ..read more
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1M ago
The markings left on these giant deep sea sharks offer a glimpse of their elusive mating behavior ..read more
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1M ago
Research shows that some marine debris can actually be useful to marine animals - but is that enough to counteract the more common negative effects of marine debris ..read more
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1M ago
Skates and rays are being caught at unprecedented rates in the Northeast Atlantic ..read more