Marine Biology

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Siphonein in Marine Alga Codium Fragile Delivers Complete Triplet Quenching

EPR benchmarking against spinach with quantum modeling pinpoints the unusual carotenoid at the L1 site as the mechanism for efficient triplet‑triplet energy transfer.

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Thousands of Sea Cucumbers Strand on Oregon’s Seaside Beach After Heavy Surf and Low Tide

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North Atlantic Right Whale Population Rises to 384, Marking Fourth Year of Gains

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Study Finds Oceans Losing Greenness as Warming Cuts Phytoplankton

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Green Sea Turtle Downlisted to Least Concern in IUCN Red List Update

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Study Ties Toxic Algae Exposure to Alzheimer’s-Like Brain Changes in Stranded Florida Dolphins

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Study Points to Navigation Role for 1,250-Meter Manta Ray Dives

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Rare Calico Lobster 'Jackie' Joins Northeastern Marine Science Center for Study and Outreach

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New Ichthyosaur Species 'Sword Dragon of Dorset' Identified From Near-Complete Jurassic Coast Skeleton

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Largest Male Great White Tagged in Atlantic Pings in Gulf of St. Lawrence

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Rare C31 Chemical Fossils Strengthen Case That Sponges Were Among Earth’s First Animals

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First Great White Shark Captured on Rhode Island Research Camera Near Block Island

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New Chemical Fossils Strengthen Case That Sponges Were Earth’s Earliest Animals

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New Loch Ness Webcam Clip Shows Large Shape in Calm Water, Watcher Says

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Sponge Biomarkers Found in Ediacaran Rocks Bolster Case for Earliest Animals

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After Shark Bite at Cocos Island, Mexican Researcher Reaches San José in Stable Condition Following 36-Hour Evacuation

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New Studies Find Baltic WWII Munitions Host Dense Marine Life Despite Toxic Leaks

Marine Biology

Siphonein in Marine Alga Codium Fragile Delivers Complete Triplet Quenching

Thousands of Sea Cucumbers Strand on Oregon’s Seaside Beach After Heavy Surf and Low Tide

North Atlantic Right Whale Population Rises to 384, Marking Fourth Year of Gains

Study Finds Oceans Losing Greenness as Warming Cuts Phytoplankton

Green Sea Turtle Downlisted to Least Concern in IUCN Red List Update

Study Ties Toxic Algae Exposure to Alzheimer’s-Like Brain Changes in Stranded Florida Dolphins

Study Points to Navigation Role for 1,250-Meter Manta Ray Dives

Rare Calico Lobster 'Jackie' Joins Northeastern Marine Science Center for Study and Outreach

New Ichthyosaur Species 'Sword Dragon of Dorset' Identified From Near-Complete Jurassic Coast Skeleton

Largest Male Great White Tagged in Atlantic Pings in Gulf of St. Lawrence

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Rare C31 Chemical Fossils Strengthen Case That Sponges Were Among Earth’s First Animals

New Lanternshark and Porcelain Crab Described From CSIRO’s 2022 Deep-Sea Survey

Mote’s $130 Million Science Education Aquarium Opens Wednesday East of Sarasota

New Study Flags Deep-Sea Mining Threat to 30 Shark, Ray and Chimaera Species

First Great White Shark Captured on Rhode Island Research Camera Near Block Island

New Chemical Fossils Strengthen Case That Sponges Were Earth’s Earliest Animals

New Loch Ness Webcam Clip Shows Large Shape in Calm Water, Watcher Says

Sponge Biomarkers Found in Ediacaran Rocks Bolster Case for Earliest Animals

After Shark Bite at Cocos Island, Mexican Researcher Reaches San José in Stable Condition Following 36-Hour Evacuation

New Studies Find Baltic WWII Munitions Host Dense Marine Life Despite Toxic Leaks

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