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Previous marine heatwaves showed high damage in gorgonians and corals populations along the Marine protected area of Tabarca Island (Rubio-Portillo et al 2015). Here, we study the shallow (-3 meters) ...
Using the team’s findings in modern organisms, a multidisciplinary team that included the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, Florida International University, Monterey Bay Aquarium ...
The study, led by scientists from the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History suggested that the trait first evolved in a subclass of Anthozoans – the class containing corals and anemones – ...
Using a database of 234 Anthozoans, the researchers mapped which species were bioluminescent, weren't bioluminescent, or had unknown or unconfirmed light production capabilities.
They collected 325 samples from nine species of cold-water anthozoans from non-coral reef environments at five locations in coastal British Columbia, Canada. The sampling covered a diverse range of ...
In our study C. striatus selected non-scleratinian anthozoans, whose colonies shelter polychaetes and crustaceans (Gleibs et al., 1995). Therefore, it is possible, although yet to be verified, that C.
Corals are marine invertebrates, which are part of the group anthozoans, the largest class of organisms within the phylum Cnidaria, which also includes jellyfish and anemones. Corals face a threat ...
Marine biologists have discovered a dozen new species of sea sponges at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary off California. Thomas Turner They were practically hiding in plain sight. Marine ...
Marine biologists have discovered a dozen new species of sea sponges at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary off California. Thomas Turner They were practically hiding in plain sight. Marine ...
Across the symbiotic anthozoans analysed there was a complete and conserved PI pathway, analogous to that found in multicellular eukaryotic model organisms (Michell, 2011; Balla, 2013; Figure 2). PI3- ...
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