Acidification, Low Oxygen Can be Deadly Combination for Fish
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Cold, dark and lonely: Deep-water corals thrive where the sun never shines
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Emmett Duffy named director of Smithsonian’s Tennenbaum Marine Observatories Network
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Human shadow cast over the Caribbean slows coral growth
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Smithsonian launches Global Marine Biodiversity Project with $10 million donation
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Coral reef emergency: 2,600 scientists call for worldwide rescue
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Oysters on floating plates help scientists study acidification and shell growth
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Rising ocean temperatures and acidity may deliver deadly one-two punch to the world’s corals
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Smithsonian ecologists to examine “dead zones” in Chesapeake Bay with $1.4 million NOAA grant
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National Zoo scientists successfully grow two species of anemones in aquarium tanks
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Rising acidification of estuary waters spells trouble for Chesapeake Bay oysters
