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What is Responsible for Smaller Shrimp Catches?

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This National Science Foundation sponsored interactive website gives a step-by-step explanation of the dead zone, including what it is and what causes it. It offers pictures, interactive animations, charts, and figures to educate students about the dead zone and offers supplementary questions after more

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Harmful Algal Blooms

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This comprehensive NOAA pdf file contains in depth information about harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the United States. The article contains general information about HABs, location-based assessments of HABs, and case studies of the problem. The article features color photographs of affected areas.

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Florida Red Tide Current Status

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This Fish and Wildlife Research Institute website provides links to several Florida-based red tide sites. These sites include the current status of Florida's red tide, a photo gallery of red tide distribution maps, and regional Florida red tide statuses. The site expands further on its research and more

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Snow Microbes Found at South Pole

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In the online article "Snow Microbes Found at the South Pole" BBC news scientific editor David Whitehorse highlights the identification of polar microbes with DNA sequences similar to a category of bacteria known as Deinococcus. The BBC News; Science and Technology section also includes links to oth more

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Sea Floor Hot Springs As Teeming With Valuable Minerals And Microbes

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This article found in SpaceDaily is a review of the research and professional affiliations of marine geologist and geophysicist Peter A. Rona of the department of geological sciences and the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences the State University of New Jersey at Rutgers. Rona who is currently more

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Hydrothermal Vent System Unlike Any Seen Before Found in Atlantic

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This web page is a press release form the University of Washington relating that a team of scientists led by Deborah Kelly, on Dec. 4 2000, discovered a new hydrothermal vent system that has been named "The Lost City". This unique hydrothermal field is located on an undersea mountain in the Atlantic more

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An Archaeal Iron-Oxidizing Extreme Acidophile Important in Acid Mine Drainage

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This scientific paper describes the isolation, identification and physiology a new species of iron-oxidizing Archaea capable of growth at pH 0. This species was isolated from an acid mine drainage site at Iron Mountain, California. Additionally, the authors also discuss the ecological niche occupied more

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Ground-Truthing the Paleoclimate Record

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This Oceanus article provides an overview of paleoclimate studies by discussing past and current methods for determining paleoclimate. It explains how the geological record has become an important archive for understanding the range of natural variability in climate, the processes that cause climate more

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HaloLex

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This web site provides access to the genome of Halobacterium salinarum. It is based on the genome sequencing in the Dept. Oesterhelt of the Max-Planck-Institute for Biochemistry, Martinsried, Germany. The data have been extensively compared to the genome sequence published by Ng et al. The site feat more

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Life in Extreme Environments: Who is on Top in the Food Chain and How Much do They Eat?

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This lab activity encourages students to design experiments in order to gain some understanding of the feeding rates of Rotifers and/or Tardigrades. Students will use organisms collected locally or provided by the teacher. They will explore differences between their own collected data on feeding rat more

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