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Fossil coral data and temperature records from ice core measurements have been used to set more suitable limits for future sea level rise, and to test predictions about…
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Fossil coral data and temperature records from ice core measurements have been used to set more suitable limits for future sea level rise, and to test predictions about…
The marine scientific community around the world has adopted a new definition of known water developed by Australian, German and US scientists to increase the accuracy o…
Scientists have collaborated on a shocking assessment of the state of the marine fish and marine ecosystems.
Images from the US satellite show that about 100,000 square kilometers of ice in the Arctic Ocean melted yesterday.
Experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT, USA) have tested a new type of submarine called Odyssey IV.
L. helicina is a wing-legged animal - a soft-bodied marine animal that is as small as a lentil - commonly known as the 'fried potato' of the ocean because it is the food…
Australian scientist Lisa Gershwin has discovered a strange jellyfish of 7 colors. The most interesting thing for this jellyfish does not cause itching.
Deep-sea corals are the oldest bony species, a new study found 4265-year-old corals off Hawaii.
Recent warming trends in the Atlantic are mainly due to air dust reductions and volcanic eruptions in the past 30 years, according to new research.
In the waters of South Africa, millions of sardines rush through the ocean's cold currents, they rush to the surface when surrounded by sharks, dolphins and seabirds.
Although living in oceans, sea snakes do not drink saltwater even if they are very thirsty.
New evidence discovered by oceanographers is a challenge for one of the oldest theories about the evolution of marine animals.
In one of the largest conservation efforts in history, President Bush yesterday announced the planning of a large-scale biodiversity conservation area in the Pacific.
Scientists at Columbia University in Canada have discovered an unprecedented role for fish, is