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Rivers of the Ocean

Stephanie Marie Edwards 15/12/2017 Rivers of the Ocean2017-12-15T11:30:12+00:00 Deep sea No Comment

When we think of rivers, we sometimes imagine crystal clear waters flowing as a stream, gradually growing on its journey…

A bacterial buffet of Titanic proportions

Stephanie Marie Edwards 15/12/2017 A bacterial buffet of Titanic proportions2017-12-15T08:21:07+00:00 Deep sea 1 Comment

The famous White Star Line vessel, once presumed unsinkable, rests 3,800 metres under the North Atlantic Ocean. Just 600 kilometres…

Too Cool for Climate Change? Marine species on the brink

Stephanie Marie Edwards 27/10/2017 Too Cool for Climate Change? Marine species on the brink2017-12-15T11:45:21+00:00 Everything else No Comment

With the impacts of Global Warming and Climate Change becoming evermore visible in the terrestrial environment, the aquatic environment (freshwater and…

Halophytes: Adaptations to the Saline Environment. by Old-student-content 02/12/2016 The halophytic plants are unique in their ability to tolerate…
Hunting in the the twilight zone: are Greenland sharks… by Old-student-content 18/10/2016 The Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus) is the only native species…
The Greenland Shark: A Cold Water Conundrum by Old-student-content 19/10/2016 For us humans, one of the most extreme habitats on…
Thriving In The Deep Sea; The Exciting Life of Giant Tube… by Tomas Phillips 12/12/2017 The Giant Tube Worm; Riftia pachyptila is an alien-like species standing at…
Something in your eye? The parasitic Ommatokoita elongata by Eleanor Coales 27/10/2017 Copepods are small crustaceans that are very numerous across aquatic…