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It has been an extremely productive summer in our lab! I have really enjoyed working with all these wonderful people on Deep Sea Mining, Emerging Contaminants, Oil Spill, and Red Tide projects! @eckerdcollege @ECMarineScience #chemoccrew
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Grad Student Spotlight :
Prior to joining @GUBiology, Meredith MacQueeney majored in Marine Science and Environmental Studies at @ECMarineScience, Eckerd College.
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Have you ever spotted a blue button jellyfish? 💙
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Now that’s a full moon jelly!! 🔮🌝🎐 #moonjelly #jellyfish #fullmoon #closeup #pulse #pinkgonads #sting #coral #coralcitycamera #miami #portmiami #miamibeach #biscaynebay #bridgeinitiative #bfi #theellies #oolitearts #noaa #aoml #coralcity
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Our hearts go out to all whose lives were lost in or impacted by #HurricaneIan.
Damage to our campus is minimal, and students may return Saturday at 11 a.m. Classes will resume Monday, Oct. 3. Read Interim President Jim Annarelli's message at eckerd.edu/tropical. – at Florida, USA
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Are you interested in a career with the United States federal government? Join SWMS for a webinar on September 22 from 12:00 to 1:30PM EDT with professionals working in the government sector of marine and ocean science!
Register here: uri-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Such exciting news!
Our coral reefs here in the Keys could begin growing again at historical levels—as fast as their peak 7,000 years ago—if restoration goals of Mission: Iconic Reefs are achieved. Watch this video about a new study: usgs.gov/media/videos/lauren….
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Our researchers are making discoveries every day. Want to know what they’ve found? Visit ➡️ Mote.org
#MoteMarineLab #OptOutside
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The Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center of the #USGS hosted a Federal Career Panel for student #interns to learn more about pathways to federal science careers and the research conducted at USGS and #NOAA.
Read all about it! ow.ly/t8h850JU1rX
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More Aiptasia talks @ICRS_2022 this morning! @coryjkrediet asked how Aiptasia responds to temperature and pH stress as a holobiont (host 🪸, algae 🌱 and microbes 🦠). He and his undergrads found changes in microbial community composition after longterm stress. @ICRSCoralReefs
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Help our partners out and contribute to #diamondbackterrapin protection efforts here in Tampa Bay by recording any sightings, making sure to capture the GPS coordinates and a few photos. #ParticipatoryScience
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What's the best way to inspire students to study the #ocean? Take them to sea! 🚢
The #ScientistsatSea program at @eckerdcollege took students on their first research cruise—and @USGS was on board to assist.
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📷: students on @USFCMS/FIO R/V Weatherbird
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On what would’ve been Dr.Clark’s 100th birthday @MoteMarineLab and @USPS has revealed the #EugenieClarkStamp More tonight on @SNNTV – at Sarasota, FL
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#GetOutside this Saturday (May 7th) for a Give-A-Day trash removal at Bartlett Park from 9am-12pm. Bring a kayak if you've got one! events.r20.constantcontact.c…
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When Dr. Eugenie Clark was around 9️⃣ years old, her days were spent at the New York Aquarium, where she fell in 💙 with all things ocean!
Now she's known as Mote's founder! 🦈 Her efforts & findings help the next generation of marine scientists to create a better future.
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A Florida native recently spotted Cherub, a dolphin with suspected hypo-pigmentation. It's been over a year since we've received reports of this beauty! Cherub was seen traveling with 3 other dolphins. This is a great sign, as this dolphin is suspected to be 1-2 years.
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WATCH: Mobula rays can launch themselves completely out of the water! Learn more about these "flying" rays: bit.ly/3jWE5sY
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Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Jo Huxster is very familiar with the term "eco-anxiety."
Concern for the future of the planet can paralyze or inspire—depending on the person.
#EarthDay22
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