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    Ocean Seep Mollusks May Share Evolutionary History With Other Deep-sea Creatures (September 11, 2006) -- The unusual mollusks of oceanic cold seeps -- strange clams, mussels and sea snails that thrive in the sulfur and methane-rich environments -- are on average older than the marine mollusk community ... > full story

    Iron Critical To Ocean Productivity, Carbon Uptake (September 5, 2006) -- A new study has found that large segments of the Pacific Ocean lack sufficient iron to trigger healthy phytoplankton growth and the absence of the mineral stresses these microscopic ocean plants, ... > full story

    Ocean Microbe Census Discovers Diverse World Of Rare Bacteria (September 2, 2006) -- In a paper published in the U.S. by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal (July 31, online early edition), scientists reveal marine microbial diversity may be some 10 to 100 ... > full story

    Surf's Up -- And One Coastal Microbe Has Adapted (August 30, 2006) -- California beachgoers may look lazy. But just a few miles off shore, scientists have discovered that a common coastal strain of cyanobacteria works diligently to thrive in choppy, polluted waters. In ... > full story

    Greenhouse Methane Released From Ice Age Ocean (August 30, 2006) -- Periods of warming temperatures during the last ice age triggered the release of methane from beneath the ocean, according to U.S. and French researchers. Once in the atmosphere, the methane would ... > full story

    On The Track Of Tiny Larvae, A New Model Elucidates Connections In Marine Ecology (August 27, 2006) -- A computer model newly developed by researchers combines ocean current simulations and genetic forecasting to help scientists predict animal dispersion patterns and details of the ecology of coral ... > full story

    Study Provides First-ever Look At Combined Causes Of North Atlantic And Arctic Ocean Freshening (August 25, 2006) -- A new analysis of 50 years of changes in freshwater inputs to the Arctic Ocean and North Atlantic may help shed light on what's behind the recently observed freshening of the North Atlantic Ocean. ... > full story

    Study Rules Out Ancient 'Bursts' Of Methane From Seafloor Deposits (August 24, 2006) -- A dramatic increase about 12,000 years ago in levels of atmospheric methane, a potent greenhouse gas, was most likely caused by higher emissions from tropical wetlands or from plant production, ... > full story

    'Frozen' Natural Gas Discovered At Unexpectedly Shallow Depths Below Seafloor (August 22, 2006) -- An international team of research scientists has reported greater knowledge of how gas hydrate deposits form in nature, subsequent to a scientific ocean-drilling expedition off Canada's western ... > full story

    Ocean Noise Has Increased Considerably Since 1960s, According To New Analysis (August 18, 2006) -- With populations increasing around the globe in recent decades, no one would be surprised by an increase in the amount of noise produced in terrestrial environments. Now, a unique study involving ... > full story

    Bacteria Can Help Predict Ocean Change (August 16, 2006) -- Bacteria can serve as markers of ocean conditions, say USC and Columbia University marine biologists. The finding could improve the reach and accuracy of ocean-change ... > full story

    Climate Change Was Major Factor In Erosion Of Alps 6 Million Years Ago (August 15, 2006) -- The Alps might have reached their zenith 6 million years ago and have been declining since. New research suggests the culprit was likely massive erosion, triggered by a sudden drop in the level of ... > full story

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    Sea water -- Sea water is water from a sea or ocean. Although a vast majority of sea water is found in oceans with salinity around the 3.5 %, sea water is not uniformly saline throughout the ... > full article

    Ocean -- This global, interconnected body of salt water, called the World Ocean, is divided by the continents and archipelagos into the following bodies, from the largest to the smallest: the Pacific Ocean, ... > full article

    Ocean acidification -- Ocean acidification is the name given to the ongoing decrease in the pH of the Earth's oceans, caused by their uptake of anthropogenic carbon dioxide from the ... > full article

    Sediment -- Sediment is any particulate matter that can be transported by fluid flow and which eventually is deposited as a layer of solid particles on the bed or bottom of a body of water or other liquid. ... > full article

    Mid-ocean ridge -- An oceanic ridge is an underwater mountain range, formed by plate tectonics. The mid-ocean ridge system is the longest mountain range in the world, whose total length is ... > full article

    Ocean current -- An ocean current is any more or less permanent or continuous, directed movement of ocean water that flows in one of the Earth's ... > full article

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