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...Ainley knows that unless fishing is stopped the natural balance of the Ross Sea will be lost forever. He rallies his fellow scientists and meets up with a Colorado nature photographer and New Zealand filmmaker who also share a deep passion."Reincarnated...
...Ainley knows that unless fishing is stopped the natural balance of the Ross Sea will be lost forever. He rallies his fellow scientists and meets up with a Colorado nature photographer and New Zealand filmmaker who also share a deep passion."Reincarnated...
...consequences." The article, published in 2006 in the journal Polar Biology, is based on observations that Monnett and fellow scientist Jeffrey Gleason made in 2004. At the time, they were conducting an aerial survey of bowhead whales, and saw four...
...Monnett from speaking to reporters, Ruch said. Monnett could not immediately be reached Thursday. His wife, a fellow scientist, Lisa Rotterman, who answered the phone at their home, said the case did not come out of the blue, that Monnett...
...for the Bonanza Creek Long-Term Ecological Research program at University of Alaska Fairbanks. Riordan and his fellow scientists compared outlines and discovered more than half of the ponds surveyed in the subarctic boreal regions of the state...
...tranquilizer gun. But the walrus didn't budge. Fearing the animal would slip back into the ocean, Jay and a fellow scientist decided to make their move. They began crawling toward him, down a narrow, walrus-free path. They kept down...
...tranquilizer gun. But the walrus didn't budge. Fearing the animal would slip back into the ocean, Jay and a fellow scientist decided to make their move. They began crawling toward him, down a narrow, walrus-free path. They kept down...
...Probably tougher.'' Coconuts float for at least 30 years without their husk, Ebbesmeyer said. He knows because a fellow scientist floated a coconut for 30 years, changing the water each month. The coconut never sank, but his friend finally...
...the Forest Service could focus on protecting yellow cedar where it is now thriving, Hennon suggests. Hennon and fellow scientists at the Forest Service and the University of Alaska Fairbanks will soon publish a paper that will encourage predictive...