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Cephalove: Pass the clams, please: A strategy for object retrieval in the octopus.

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A blog documenting my intellectual love affair with our many-armed friends. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Pass the clams, please: A strategy for object retrieval in the octopus. I recently blogged about a line of research on octopus reaching movements. But I left out an important study for time's sake. I promised to cover it promptly, and so I'm making good on that promise here. To recap:. The study I'll look at today is Octopuses Use a Human-like Strategy to Control Precise Point-to-Point Arm Movements. Cambr...

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Chronicles of Zostera: Census of Marine Life

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Monday, October 4, 2010. Census of Marine Life. The results of the 10 year long study on all walks of marine life ended recently, and the results have recently been released, reports an article. On CNN.com. This " decade of discovery. And check out many of the images from the decade long study here. All in all, a very exciting conclusion to an epic task of trying to understand, survey, and catalog ocean life. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Long Island, NY, United States. View my complete profile.

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Chronicles of Zostera: Reading through the interwebs...

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Thursday, October 14, 2010. Reading through the interwebs. Been reading some interesting things out there on the internet. Thought I might share a few things. Though you had heard it all about the oil spill? On a recent blog post at Discover magazine, one scientist is attributing these fish kills to oil related effects. Google is helping some off-shore wind energy plans get connected. Traveled a really, really, really, REALLY long way, probably in search of a mate. Discovered in deep trenches. Fun Scienc...

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Cephalove: Cephalopod Photography: Lawrence Tulissi

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A blog documenting my intellectual love affair with our many-armed friends. Friday, July 30, 2010. Cephalopod Photography: Lawrence Tulissi. I stumbled upon the Flickr group: Cephalopods. And decided that it was about time to put up some more eye candy on the site. I've gotten in touch with some of the photographers whose cephalopod photos are in the group, and I'll be doing a series of posts with each post featuring the work of a single photographer. First on the list is Lawrence Tulissi. Moving on from...

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Chronicles of Zostera: May 2009

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009. I also saw this skate, which I believe to be a little skate:. And some sort of mud shrimp:. And finally, these two crabs teaming up to try to eat the whelk:. Some sort of comb jelly (in the bottom of the photo). And, as always, lots of scallops! The largest bay scallop sanctuary in the world. Commercial landings from last November and December in the Peconics were the highest they have been since 1995. Sunday, May 17, 2009. WATCH OUT, INVASIVE OF THE JELLIES! Wednesday, May 6, 2009.

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Cephalove: Do octopuses play?

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A blog documenting my intellectual love affair with our many-armed friends. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. I was recently pointed to this article on "octopus intelligence". Before I go making assertions like this, I should look at the research, right? Good call. Let's see what the vast scientific library that is the internet can teach us about the play-like behavior of octopuses. I'll focus on Kuba et al. (2006), a recent study that was done to examine putative play behavior in O. vulgaris. M Kuba, D V Meisel, ...

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All things Shark Science. Paul J. Clerkin. View sharkuniversity’s profile on Facebook. View sharkuniversity’s profile on Twitter. View sharkuniversity’s profile on Instagram. View allthingssharksci’s profile on YouTube. View sharkuniversity’s profile on Vimeo. Join for updates on expeditions, news and all things shark science. Join 81 other followers. Deep-sea Sharks with SOSF. EAF-Nansen with FAO and SEAFO. Save Our Seas Foundation. Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN. Moss Landing Marine Labs.

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Outreach | Shark University

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All things Shark Science. Paul J. Clerkin. PSRC at MLML Open House 2015. April 26, 2015. Check out Pacific Shark Research Center in action at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories’ Open House this April. Continue reading →. Advice seminar to young scientists at Skyline College. December 1, 2014. With Westlake Elementary, Santa Cruz. November 19, 2014. MBay Aquarium’s Science Teacher Institute. April 11, 2014. Last month Paul was invited to talk to middle school teachers part of a project-based science teacher...

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Links | The Madreporite

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By the graduate students, researchers, and students who have worked at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre. Skip to primary content. Living on-station in the cabins. This is still a work in progress, if you would like to see your link here, or to suggest one, let us know! 8211; The Bamfield Marine Sciences Center that brings us together! You can find links to their social media on their homepage. The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Laboratories. Monterey Bay Aquarium’s blog. Not Exactly Rocket Science.