Clownfish: Unraveling the Genetic Secrets of Adaptation & Survival in a Sea of Anemones – A Fascinating Evolutionary Tale!
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Unusual “Mind-Manipulating” Parasitic Hairworms Lack Genes Present in All Other Animals
Unprecedented study reveals hairworms lack about 30% of expected genes, including those for cilia formation, challenging common evolutionary notions.
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Sea Snakes Regain Technicolor Vision: Ancestral Loss Reversed
Title: Sea Snakes Regain Technicolor Vision: Ancestral Loss ReversedSea snakes, specifically the annulated sea snake species, have undergone a fascinating …
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A Surprising Sanctuary: North Pacific “Garbage Patch” Bustling with Marine Life
Uncovering vibrant marine life in the North Pacific Garbage Patch, a region known for plastic waste accumulation.
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Revolutionary Discoveries: Small Scales Reveal Megalodon’s Leisurely Pace and Immense Appetite
Revolutionary research on Megalodon reveals its slow swimming, enhanced digestion, and colossal size due to its warm-blooded nature.
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Seaweed Misleading as Coral Reef Health Indicator: Groundbreaking Study Reveals
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerNew research exposes seaweed as a misleading indicator of coral reef health, necessitating new evaluation methods.
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Chlamydia-Like Bacteria Discovered in Great Barrier Reef
Study reveals Chlamydia-like bacteria in Great Barrier Reef corals, offering insights into their microbiome and potential implications for reef health.
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Coral Disease Prevalence Expected to Soar to 76.8% by 2100 as Climate Change Intensifies
Rising ocean temperatures drive deadly coral disease, projected to reach 76.8% prevalence by 2100, endangering reefs and coastal populations.
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Unveiling the Warm-Blooded Megalodon: Insights from Geochemistry and Fossil Teeth Shed Light on the Ancient Predator
A groundbreaking study confirms the warm-blooded nature of the extinct Megalodon shark, shedding light on its gigantism and vulnerability to …
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Octopuses Exhibit Active Sleep: A Fascinating Resemblance to Human REM Sleep
by Klaus Müllerby Klaus MüllerOctopuses exhibit active sleep resembling REM sleep in humans, displaying wake-like behaviors and neural patterns, raising intriguing questions about their …