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Monthly Archives: June 2020
Fishing the aliens in our waters
Originally posted on Shonil Bhagwat:
Could non-native invasive species make UK coastal fisheries more sustainable? Shonil Bhagwat digs deeper to take a look. OpenLearn article
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Shipwreck Coral Reefs, video
Originally posted on Dear Kitty. Some blog:
https://youtu.be/jOARuqhZhK4 This 24 June 2020 video says about itself: Exploring Shipwreck Coral Reefs Next on Blue World, Jonathan learns how to dive without a scuba tank by holding his breath a long time!…
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Removing Constraints On Natural Aquatic Migrations
Originally posted on Organikos:
Osprey looking for alewives along the Sebasticook River in Maine. The removal of two dams has allowed migratory fish to return. Murray Carpenter Migration, an ageless natural phenomenon, can be all the more spectacular when we…
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Evolution of Modern Nation States: From Chiefdom to States
Some horticultural societies of the past developed more intensive agricultural subsistence patterns when their populations grew into the thousands. As this interrelated economic and populational transition occurred, they were forced to create a new level of political integration in order … Continue reading
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