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• ·Oceanographers grow, sequence genome of ocean microbe important to climate change
• ·Changes in Antarctic sea ice production due to surrounding ice conditions
• ·UK's oldest deep-water Marine Protected Area successfully protects coral reefs
• ·As sea level rises, Hudson River wetlands may expand
• ·Ocean acidification affects predator-prey response
• ·Expedition to test new technologies for deep sea deposit exploratio
• ·Climate study finds human fingerprint in Northern Hemisphere greening
• ·Pipelines affect health, fitness of salmon
• ·Native Olympia oysters more resilient to ocean acidification, study finds
• ·Relationship advice from a gender-bending fish that mates for life
• ·Underwater 'lost city' found to be geological formation
• ·Sea snakes have extra sense for water living
• ·The newly discovered Godzilla goby fish
• ·Climate change mitigation: Turning carbon dioxide into rock
• ·Northern invaders threaten Antarctic marine life
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