Are Jellyfish Mixing Up the Oceans?

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Are Jellyfish Mixing Up the Oceans?

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Laura Klappenbach
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Are Jellyfish Mixing Up the Oceans?
A pair of Caltech scientists attracted attention when they suggested an unconventional source of ocean water mixing. Hint: it involves jellyfish.
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How Animals Are Classified
For centuries, the naming and classification of living organisms into groups has been an integral part of the study of nature.
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Scanning DNA Barcodes in Sea Turtles
Little chunks of DNA can act as unique barcodes that enable scientists to identify an organism. Find out what that means for sea turtle conservation.
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Peppered Moths: A Natural Selection Case Study
H.B.D. Kettlewell, an English physician, had an interest in butterfly and moth collecting that lead him to explain the color variations of London's peppered moths.
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