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Robot gliders take the ocean's pulse

Earth

Robot gliders take the ocean's pulse

Self-guided underwater gliders are proving an invaluable tool for oceanographers monitoring the deep seas for signs of climate change

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Quotas slashed to save fast-food fish

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Electric fish prefers sexual charge of its own species

Life

Electric fish prefers sexual charge of its own species

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Solar-powered sea slug harnesses stolen plant genes

Life

Solar-powered sea slug harnesses stolen plant genes

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Glowing anemone yields 'light switch' protein

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Glowing anemone yields 'light switch' protein

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New species from out of the blue

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New species from out of the blue

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Ink squirts make squid swim for their lives

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Ink squirts make squid swim for their lives

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World's deepest living fish caught on film

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World's deepest living fish caught on film

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Robotic yellow submarine is 'Mars Rover of the sea'

Technology

Robotic yellow submarine is 'Mars Rover of the sea'

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Acidifying oceans are brewing up an underwater din

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Acidifying oceans are brewing up an underwater din

As carbon emissions drive chemical changes in the oceans, noise pollution beneath the waves will become more of a problem

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Earth

Reef search turns up hundreds of new species

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Environment

The world's biggest whopper

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Life

Viruses short-circuit the deep-sea food chain

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No-take zones offer no boost for bleached reefs

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