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![Reef corals are extremely sensitive to temperature changes, especially heat, but some populations have recently been identified as resistant to climate change. Stephen Palumbi and his colleagues from the […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/Screen-Shot-2014-04-28-at-1.05.55-AM-115x115.png "Coral Reefs Resistant to Climate Change")
Coral Reefs Resistant to Climate Change
Posted on April 28, 2014 | No CommentsReef corals are extremely sensitive to temperature changes, especially heat, but some populations have recently been identified as resistant to climate change. Stephen Palumbi and his colleagues from the […] -
![Fallen wood on the sea floor has proven to be a major source of energy for marine life according to a study conducted by California researchers. On April 9, 2014 […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/clam-115x115.jpg "Sunken wood provides energy for marine life")
Sunken wood provides energy for marine life
Posted on April 18, 2014 | No CommentsFallen wood on the sea floor has proven to be a major source of energy for marine life according to a study conducted by California researchers. On April 9, 2014 […] -
![Experiments conducted in Papau New Guinea reveal that fish exposed to higher concentrations of carbon dioxide were attracted to predator odor and had bolder behavior than fish from control reefs. […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/download-115x115.jpg "Ocean acidification alters the way fish respond to predators")
Ocean acidification alters the way fish respond to predators
Posted on April 16, 2014 | No CommentsExperiments conducted in Papau New Guinea reveal that fish exposed to higher concentrations of carbon dioxide were attracted to predator odor and had bolder behavior than fish from control reefs. […] -
![A study conducted in Greenland found that local sharks contain alarming amounts of PCB’s and pollutants. Researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have discovered that Greenland […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/Greenland-Shark-005-115x115.jpg "Study discovers that sharks contain large amounts of pollutants")
Study discovers that sharks contain large amounts of pollutants
Posted on April 15, 2014 | No CommentsA study conducted in Greenland found that local sharks contain alarming amounts of PCB’s and pollutants. Researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have discovered that Greenland […] -
![Evidence of two waves of reef fish were discovered to appear before and after dinosaur extinction according to a study conducted by California researchers. April 2014, scientist Samantha Price and […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/reef-115x115.jpg "Reef fish survive the dinosaur age")
Reef fish survive the dinosaur age
Posted on April 11, 2014 | No CommentsEvidence of two waves of reef fish were discovered to appear before and after dinosaur extinction according to a study conducted by California researchers. April 2014, scientist Samantha Price and […] -
![Scientists at the Australian Institute of Marine Science analyzed coral cores to understand how the coral reefs that are native to Western Australia are being affected by changes in water […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/Untitled1-115x115.png "Coral reveals mysteries of the past")
Coral reveals mysteries of the past
Posted on April 10, 2014 | No CommentsScientists at the Australian Institute of Marine Science analyzed coral cores to understand how the coral reefs that are native to Western Australia are being affected by changes in water […] -
![Coral cores from the Indian Ocean were analyzed to understand how they are affected by changing ocean currents and water temperatures according to Australian scientists. In an study published in […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/coral_729-420x0-115x115.jpg "Coral tells all: rising sea levels and temperatures")
Coral tells all: rising sea levels and temperatures
Posted on April 4, 2014 | No CommentsCoral cores from the Indian Ocean were analyzed to understand how they are affected by changing ocean currents and water temperatures according to Australian scientists. In an study published in […] -
![The longstanding hypothesis that during the last ice age, dust carried iron to Antarctica which drove plankton growth and lead to the removal of carbon dioxide has been confirmed by […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/04/Untitled-115x115.png "Iron causes reduction in atmospheric carbon dioxide")
Iron causes reduction in atmospheric carbon dioxide
Posted on April 2, 2014 | No CommentsThe longstanding hypothesis that during the last ice age, dust carried iron to Antarctica which drove plankton growth and lead to the removal of carbon dioxide has been confirmed by […] -
![Climate change could play a major role in the distribution of invasive aquatic species due to a rise in global temperatures. Ruth Kelly and her colleagues from Queensland University studied 15 […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/03/afterinvasives-115x115.jpg "Invasive aquatic plant species thrive due to climate change")
Invasive aquatic plant species thrive due to climate change
Posted on March 30, 2014 | No CommentsClimate change could play a major role in the distribution of invasive aquatic species due to a rise in global temperatures. Ruth Kelly and her colleagues from Queensland University studied 15 […] -
![Spotted seals good hearing on and off land is one of the main reason why their species is thriving today according to a new study presented by researcher Jillian Sils […]](http://blogs.dickinson.edu/writingsciencenewssp14/files/2014/03/spotted-seal-115x115.jpg "Seals’ hearing helps them to survive")
Seals’ hearing helps them to survive
Posted on March 28, 2014 | No CommentsSpotted seals good hearing on and off land is one of the main reason why their species is thriving today according to a new study presented by researcher Jillian Sils […]