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HBOI | Press Relations
Branch Team to Conduct First Comprehensive Monitoring Survey of Deepwater Reefs May 17, 2006 Drug Discovery Team to Explore Newly Discovered Deep-sea Reefs May 10, 2006 Protect Florida Whales Specialty License Plate ... Verdict Is In February 06, 2006 Paradise Lost, Paradigm Found: The Decline Of Florida Keys Reefs January 31, 2006 The Forbidden Zone and the Treasure Coast January 25, 2006 Reducing ...
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HBOI | Press Relations | Drug Discovery Team to Explore Newly Discovered Deep-sea Reefs
Florida's "Florida Oceans Initiative." "We've found incredible and surprising diversity at other deepwater reefs near Miami and Bimini, and some promising potential disease treatments, so we're very ... determine the extent and biological diversity of the newly discovered reefs. Harbor Branch has discovered a number of other new deepwater reefs in Florida waters in recent years that play important ...
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Intertidal Estuarine
Definition Source: Classification of Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States, and Fundamentals of Ecology Intertidal Estuarine Categories: ... of extensive exoskeleton building sessile invertebrates. Reefs include areas that are subtidal, irregularly exposed, regularly flooded, and irregularly flooded. Reefs are characterized by their elevation above ...
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Subtidal Estuarine
Reefs include areas that are subtidal, irregularly exposed, regularly flooded, and irregularly flooded. Reefs are characterized by their elevation above the ... the surrounding substrate and change current flow. (Definition Source: Classification of Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States) 1.2.3.1.2.4 Unconsolidated Estuarine ...
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Internet resources on environmental issues of the offshore oil and gas exploration and production
Proceedings: Decommissioning and Removal of Oil and Gas Facilities Offshore California: Recent Experiences and Future Deepwater Challenges, September 1997. Available for download in PDF format. http://www.mms.gov/ ... of Mexico Region. http://www.gomr.mms.gov/homepg/regulate/environ/rigs-to-reefs/artificial-reefs.html - Artificial Reefs: Oases for Marine Life in the Gulf. http://www.shell.co. ...
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Minerals Management Service - Milestones
National Fishing Enhancement Act passed encouraging using offshore platforms as artificial reefs. Most tracts offered at a lease sale (8,868 tracts in Eastern Gulf of Mexico ... facility,13 miles away. First royalty relief granted under the Deepwater Royalty granted to Tatham Offshore, Inc., for Sunday Silence, a deepwater field offshore Louisiana in 457 meters (1,500 ft) water ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Jeremy Stafford-Deitsch The smallest fish in the world lives among the coral reefs of the Indo-west Pacific. The scientific name of this fish is Trimmatom nanus. It ... than other colors such as red and yellow. It is for this reason that many deepwater fishes are red in color. This red coloration makes them more difficult for predators to ...
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FAQ
Where can I get coordinates for MississippiÂ’s offshore fishing reefs? Both offshore and near shore reef ...
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Hawaiian bottomfish play hide and seek in ancient reefs
The membership includes seven deepwater snappers (family Lutjanidae), two jacks (family Carangidae), one grouper (family Serranidae), one scorpionfish (family ... hide from predators or to ambush prey. Like a shallow water reef, the dead reefs also contained these types of cavities which brought up another question - Were the bottomfish ...
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NURP and CRCP Collaboration Supports Research of HI's Deepwater Macroalgae (02/02/05)
NURP and CRCP Collaboration Supports Research of HI's Deepwater Macroalgae (02/02/05) NURP supported scientists highlight work at ICRS This story entered on ... . and international marine science, management and conservationist communities. The scientific theme for the Symposium was “Reefs for the Future.” NURP funded research provided over 33 oral presentations including Mark Albins and ...
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