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#57117th International Barcode of Life (iBOL) Conference
20 - 24 November 2017, South Africa
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#5722Sustainable Ocean Initiative (SOI) Training of Trainers Workshop
25 - 29 September 2017, Seocheon, Republic of Korea
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#5716First Meeting of the Informal Working Group for the Sustainable Ocean Initiative Global Dialogue
28 - 29 June 2017, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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#1134722017-06-23
In marine bacteria, evolution of new specialized molecules follows a previously unknown path
It's one of the tiniest organisms on Earth, but also one of the most abundant. And now, the microscopic marine bacteria called Prochlorococcus can add one more superlative to its list of attributes: It evolves new kinds of metabolites called lanthipeptides, more abundantly and rapidly than any o ...
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#1134732017-06-23
The animals that are almost invisible
We’ve all heard of chameleons, squid and octopus using pigments to blend in with their surroundings, but what about becoming completely invisible? To become actually see through, and appear as if you aren’t there, you need to either allow light to travel through you unimpeded, or bend light arou ...
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#1134492017-06-22
Restoration of shattered coral reef at Raja Ampat on hold
JAKARTA — The Indonesian government can’t restore one of the country’s best coral reefs until it strikes a compensation deal with the insurer of the cruise line that wrecked it, the deputy coordinating maritime minister said this week.
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#1134502017-06-22
Great Barrier Reef: 'Godfather of Coral' urges Adani approval rethink following recent bleaching events
"Somewhere between a quarter and a third of all marine species have some part of their lifecycle in a coral reef."So if we wipe out coral reefs, we are going to crash the ecologies of the oceans. It is that serious."
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#1134512017-06-22
Living Planet: Cold water corals in a warming climate
Much of the CO2 we emit through the burning of fossil fuels actually ends up in the ocean, making the water more acidic. Ocean acidification happens particularly fast in cold water. That spells trouble for creatures living in our northern waters – including cold water corals. How do they cope as ...
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#1134162017-06-21
Lionfish Are Eating Fish We Didn't Even Know Existed
Lionfish have very low standards and will eat anything in sight. Although they're originally from the Indian and Western Pacific Oceans, these vacuum cleaners have been flopping around the Atlantic for the last 25 years, probably because people dumped them from their home aquariums.
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#1134192017-06-21
How phytoplankton rule the oceans
Photosynthesis is a unique biological process that has permitted the colonization of land and sea by plants and phytoplankton respectively. While the mechanisms of photosynthesis in plants are well understood, scientists are only now beginning to elucidate how the process developed in phytoplankton.