1. OCEAN NEWS

    An oil slick treated by dispersants. The color of the oil slick appears much lighter from the surface, as a lighter or coffee-colored oil slick is typical of the appearance of dispersed oil. Shown here May 6, 2010, is an aerial view of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill off the coast of Mobile, Ala., taken from a U.S. Coast Guard HC-144 Ocean Sentry aircraft. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Michael B. Watkins/Released)Dispersants: A Modern Method For Cleaning Up Oil Spills: Advantages and Disadvantages
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    Habitat controlled by macroclimate, creating North-South constraintsHow the geographic range characteristics of a species can affect its conservation
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    This image show various types of corals as they were placed on reefs in South Florida to test the ability of the reef to recruit new corals to add to its growth. (Woesik, 2014)Threats facing South Florida’s coral reefs and possible solutions
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  2. SRC NEWS

    UMiami_informal_Dunlap17 things the SRC accomplished in 2016
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    A Palmer Trinity student helps deploy a drumline.Shark Tagging with Palmer Trinity Middle School
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    A scalloped hammerhead is carefully secured in the water for a quick workup processShark tagging with St. Thomas Aquinas
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  3. MEDIA