Researchers studying the Bering and Chukchi seas for three weeks in October found no ice and a surprisingly active ecosystem as they added another year’s data to a key climate change record.
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Jul 2022
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All-Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance Forum
MBON, OBPS, OBIS, and GOOS co-hosted a virtual side event at the All-Atlantic Forum in Brasilia to advance co-design of biology and ecosystem observations across ocean basins.
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Jan 2022
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Advances in Molecular eDNA Techniques
Central to the US MBON is the development of new and innovative means to assess marine biodiversity. The MBON community has made significant advances in …
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Aug 2018
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Advances in Molecular eDNA Techniques to Evaluate Taxa Diversity
Central to the US MBON is the development of new and innovative means to assess marine biodiversity. The MBON community has made significant advances in …
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Aug 2017
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MBON and AOML Characterize Seascapes Biogeographic Regions to Understand Phytoplankton Assemblages in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
MBON, with NOAA/AOML, has characterized seascapes for the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS) and southwest Florida shelf nearshore environment using …
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Arctic MBON
Pan-Arctic biodiversity observing across a rapidly changing ocean.
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