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- Data Revealing Migrations of Larval Reef Fish Vital for Designing Networks of Marine Protected Areas
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- Zinc and the Zebrafish: Fluorescent Fish Could Hold Key to Understanding Diabetes and Other Diseases
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- Climate Change Makes Some Chemicals More Toxic to Aquatic Life, Study Finds
- Single Fish Species Serves as Keystone Nutrient Recycler in Streams in Certain Neotropical Stream Ecosystems
- Conservation of Genetic Structure in Lake Salmonids Affected by Hydropower Regulation, Release of Fish and Hybrids
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Posted June 17, 2011:
- Madagascar Marine Resources Plundered by International Seafood Markets
- For Third Consecutive Year, Spanish Institute of Oceanography Obtains Massive Bluefin Tuna Spawnings in Captivity
Posted June 15, 2011:
- The Top Five Actions Parents Can Take to Reduce Child Exposure to Toxic Chemicals at Home
- Golden Algae Responsible for Killing Millions of Fish Is Less Toxic in Sunlight
Posted June 14, 2011:
- Fish Weight-Watchers
- Wired for Sound: A Small Fish's Brain Illustrates How People and Other Vertebrates Produce Sounds
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- Heart Failure Risk Lower in Women Who Often Eat Baked/broiled Fish
- Sardines and Horse Mackerel Identified Using Forensic Techniques
Posted May 23, 2011:
- Mediterranean Sea Invaded by Hundreds of Alien Species
- Globalization Exposes Food Supply to Unsanitary Practices, Scientists Say
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- Ocean Warming Detrimental to Inshore Fish Species, Australian Scientists Report
- 'Barcoding Blitz' on Australian Moths and Butterflies
- Sewage-Derived Nitrogen Increasingly Polluting Caribbean Ecosystems
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- Africa's Sea Turtles Need 'Passports' for Protection, Scientists Urge
- Seals Sense Shapes Using Their Whiskers to Feel Wakes
Posted May 10, 2011:
- Darkness Stifles Reproduction of Surface-Dwelling Fish
- Smallest Turtle in North America Becomes More Scarce
- Radio Transmitters to Reveal the Secrets of Sea Trout
- Growing Seal Population Threatens Small-Scale Fishing, Swedish Study Finds
- An Enigmatic Problem in Marine Ecology Uncovered
Posted May 2, 2011:
- 'Small Fry' Fish Just as Vulnerable to Population Plunges as Sharks or Tuna
- Winners of Mass Extinction: With Predators Gone, Prey Thrive
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