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Fussy fish facing tough conditions may be supported by less fussy corals
Being a fussy eater is a problem for reef fish who live in rapidly changing environments or on deep reefs. But, scientists discovered, coral prey on deep reefs can support their fussy predator fish—by altering their own diets.
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ScienceNews.org – GSO ecogeochemist, Assistant Professor Dr. Kelton McMahon, studies penguin feathers and eggshells to uncover how Antarctic ecosystems change over time
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Oceanographers from the University of Rhode Island will once again present their research and posters during an international Earth science meeting this month. Faculty, staff and students at the Graduate School of Oceanography are among the thousands of scientists attending the 50th annual gathering of the American Geophysical Union, or AGU, Dec. 11 through 15 […]
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