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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. November 20, 2012. November 10, 2012. Sea stars often make their way to this wonderland, from the greater depths, and terrorize these critters. South dock of the Bamfield Research center. The most delicate, beautiful, prestigious, glorious, gorgeous, noble of these inhabitants are the nudibranchs. Our study project, the Opalescent nudibranch Hermissenda crassicornis. Frosted nudibranch at the Bamfeld South dock. November 6, 2012.
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September | 2012 | D'une goutte à l'autre
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. Monthly Archives: September 2012. September 10, 2012. This picture was taken on one of my dive trips with the AQUASOC (UBC) at Race- Rock (Victoria) by Wiebe Nijland. Adventures in the Intertidal. From Land to Sea. Life is much better where it's wetter. Sun Sand Surf.and Science! She sees sea shells. Marine Science - back to front. Getting my Sea Legs. Life in the tide pool. Blog at WordPress.com. A fine WordPress.com site. You�...
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November | 2012 | Hana Kucera PhD
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You are currently browsing the monthly archive for November 2012. November 25, 2012 in Uncategorized. Dave and I took a short trip out to the Sarita River to have a look at who would be eating the last of the salmon carcasses. We were expecting eagles, but also got a wonderful surprise a juvenile trumpeter swan! It may be a tundra swan can any birders out there confirm? 23 undergraduate students blogging about science. November 14, 2012 in Learning. Commented on a student’s blog. This student is comparin...
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Blog | Hana Kucera PhD | Marine Science Educator
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November 17, 2013 in Uncategorized. A post from Wild Wet Coast, where I feature some of my fall photos. November is here again. Here are a few photos from the autumn so far. Days are getting shorter but when the sun peeks through the clouds for a short moment, the light can be incredible. November 25, 2012 in Uncategorized. It may be a tundra swan can any birders out there confirm? 23 undergraduate students blogging about science. November 14, 2012 in Learning. Commented on a student’s blog. Kelsey is an...
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True colours of Hermissenda crassicornis | Life is much better where it's wetter
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Life is much better where it's wetter. Complications encountered, ensued, were overcome. – Capt. Jack Sparrow. True colours of Hermissenda crassicornis. October 6, 2012. The shell less nature of these organisms allows for increased mobility but leaves them without physical protection. For this reason. Http:/ farm3.staticflickr.com/2031/5779537647 f353774e34 z.jpg. Http:/ www.scholarpedia.org/article/Hermissenda. Cnidaria: Scyphozoa). Hydrobiology 690: 199-213. Taking on the Nudes →. Or are they taken up ...
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Abalone behaving badly | whale of fortune
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Tales from a west coast biologist. November 10, 2012. 2006) found that the bacterial community on the surface of coralline algae provides important settlement cues for a species of sea urchin, Heliocidaris erythrogramma. They tested this by autoclaving rocks and algae, and by treating coralline algae with antibiotics (Hugett et al. 2006) Coralline algae treated in this way had reduced settlement rates. In addition, they isolated 250 strains of bacteria from the coralline algae and. Huggett, M. J....In Br...
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The challenges of studying Eudistylia vancouveri: | rainorshine-marine biology time
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Adventures of a undergrad's experience and studies at Bamfield Marine Science Center. The challenges of studying Eudistylia vancouveri:. November 7, 2012. Well, I am all set up for my experiment, and data collection begins today! It took me a while to fix the kinks in my experiment, and there were a couple challenges along the way, but problems were solved and now I figure I should probably share my experimental methods and expected results with you! Keep following my blog! Protect your neck: Defense mec...
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23 undergraduate students blogging about science | Hana Kucera PhD
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23 undergraduate students blogging about science. November 14, 2012 in Learning. The student blog projects are going well. Today, there was buzz among the students because. Commented on a student’s blog. It has been wonderful that people outside of the course have been finding and commenting. On the students’ work. I appreciate it, and so do the students. It is about time that I aggregated all of the blogs to make them easily accessible to anyone who wants to see what the students are up to. This student...
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All Is Not Lost | D'une goutte à l'autre
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. November 6, 2012. All Is Not Lost. Yesterday, we reached an impasse in our project. Using the fancy, confocal, microscope we were finally able to find and see cnidae (sequestered stinging cell) within the nudibranch’s cerata (body protrusion, extension of the gut)! Cnidae under the microscope. During our pilot study and first feeding trials, we observed that bigger nudibranchs more often picked tunicate over hydroid while small nu...
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Underwater Palace | D'une goutte à l'autre
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. November 10, 2012. Sea stars often make their way to this wonderland, from the greater depths, and terrorize these critters. South dock of the Bamfield Research center. The most delicate, beautiful, prestigious, glorious, gorgeous, noble of these inhabitants are the nudibranchs. Our study project, the Opalescent nudibranch Hermissenda crassicornis. Frosted nudibranch at the Bamfeld South dock. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are c...