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Squid go into space – for the sake of humanity

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Squid go into space – for the sake of humanity

Some of our most intelligent invertebrates are blasting off on the next shuttle flight. Their mission: to reveal whether good bacteria go bad in space

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DNA chip test will track down illegal fish

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DNA chip test will track down illegal fish

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Fighting ocean acidification the fish tank way

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Fighting ocean acidification the fish tank way

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Zoologger: Flashmob gathering of world's largest fish

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Zoologger: Flashmob gathering of world's largest fish

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Zoologger: Sea anemones spawn mixed-up kids

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Zoologger: Sea anemones spawn mixed-up kids

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True sea snakes stick to one male only

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True sea snakes stick to one male only

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Acidic ocean robs coral of vital building material

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Acidic ocean robs coral of vital building material

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Shipping noise pulps organs of squid and octopuses

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Shipping noise pulps organs of squid and octopuses

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Gulf Stream could be threatened by Arctic flush

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Use funds to conserve fittest corals, say ecologists

Robustness to a changing climate, not just species diversity, should determine conservation priorities, coral ecologists say

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Pollution-trawling voyage finds ocean's plastic 'soup'

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Naval sonar drives whales from feeding grounds

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World's wind and waves have been rising for decades

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US navy faces up to a new enemy – climate change

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