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Living Marine Resources of Somalia (Fao Species Identification Field Guide for Fishery) by Corinna Sommer, Wolfgang Schneider, et all 1996-12
Biomechanical factors contributing to self-organization in seagrass landscapes [An article from: Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology] by M.S. Fonseca, M.A.R. Koehl, et all 2007-01-23
Trophic Organization in Coastal Systems (Marine Science) by Robert J. Livingston, 2002-12-23
Waste Discharge into the Marine Environment: Principles and Guidelines by World Health Organization, 1982-07
Second Meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee of the Fao Project "Management of Tuna Fishing Capacity: Conservation And Socio-economics 15-18 March 2004, Madrid, Spain (Fao Fisheries Proceedings)
Mammals in the Seas: Small Cetaceans, Seals, Sirenians and Otters (Fao Fisheries Reports) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Working Party on Marine Mammals, 1983-06
Environmental Impact Assessment and Monitoring in Aquaculture: Requirements, Practices, Effectiveness and Improvements (Fao Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper)
General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean: Report of the Thirty-third Session, Tunis, 23-27 March 2009 (General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (Gfcm) Reports)
Sharks, Rays and Chinaeras: International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks, Fao Species Identifications Publications Excerpts by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2007-12-31
International Marine Organizations: Essays on Structure and Activities by K.A. Bekiashev, V.V. Serebriakov, 1981-09-30
Annotated acronyms and abbreviations of marine science related international organizations (General series : Publication - National Oceanographic Data Center) by Jeannette P North, 1969
A pump net sampler to examine the spatial distribution of rock lobster larvae (Report / Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Division of Fisheries and Oceanography) by D. W Rimmer, 1978
Marine Biological Association of San Diego by William Emerson Ritter, 1907
A review of the fisheries programs and their organization at the University of Alaska (Sea grant report - University of Alaska) by Clinton E Atkinson, 1979

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Gadus Associates : List Of Environmental Organizations
An organization for amateur marine biological research, rather than marine life conservation. Campaign for the Abolition of Angling
http://home.istar.ca/~gadus/environ.html

Extractions: support in marine fisheries science This is the fourth page in Gadus Associates' list of Web sites and contains links to all types of non-governmental (and some quasi-non-governmental) marine environmental organizations, plus a few that offer related or alternative viewpoints on the same issues. For our other pages of links to sites relevant to the marine commercial fisheries, see the list's index or else browse the list using the links at the bottom of the page. This list will be developed steadily. If you know of some other site that you think should be included or if you have a site of your own that you would like to see listed, please e-mail Gadus Associates at Gadus@iStar.ca and let us know. We have tested all of the links in this list but if you find that one of them no longer works, please let us know that too! Resource Exploitation Sites Groups advocating marine conservation are flourishing on the Web. Their activities range from professional research to militant activism, with all shades in between being represented. Their sites include:
Marine And Aquatic Biology
marine biology II Careers, jobs, extensive hyperlinks http//www.nmnh.si.edu/paleo/sharkteeth/ Symbiosis marine Organisms Broad topical
http://www.kensbiorefs.com/MarineBio.html
Biological Sciences
marine biology is an increasingly important area of study, if for no other reason than the physiology of marine organisms, neurobiology, cell biology,
http://www.auburn.edu/academic/science_math/biology/ugmajors.html

Extractions: Botany and Zoology These two fields of biological science are centered on organism-based studies. Such research ranges from behavioral interactions of individual organisms within populations to the structure and function of complex communities. The primary aim of botanical and zoological studies is to understand how organisms survive and reproduce within the limits imposed by the current or past environments. Such research can be at refined scales, such as microscopic observation of the smallest organisms, to broad scales, such as unraveling earth history through examination of fossil remains. Students focusing on botanical or zoological studies typically receive training in cell biology, anatomy, physiology, embryology, genetics, conservation science, ethology, ecology, and evolution. This background can be used as a springboard to further training in medicine or graduate education. Tracks: A degree in Botany can follow one of two tracks . The track in Cell and Molecular Biology is designed for those interested in using their undergraduate experience for careers in medically-related professions or for a graduate career in medical or molecular sciences. The track in Ecology and Evolution is designed for those interested in graduate training in plant diversity. A degree in Zoology can follow one of four tracks . For those interested in using their undergraduate training for immediate employment, the track in Conservation and Biodiversity is designed to prepare students for jobs in government and private conservation organizations or the environmental consulting industry. Three tracks are offered for those interested in preparing for advanced education. The Cell and Molecular Biology track is designed for those interested in medical-related training (medical or pharmacy school), the Pre-Vet track is designed to prepare students for entry into Vet School, and the Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior track is designed for those interested in graduate education.
The Tiger Cub Online
marine Biological Society. This organization has three marine purposes To allow students an opportunity to obtain an increased knowledge of the diversified
http://www.auburn.edu/tigercub/organizations/school_and_dept/science_and_mathema

Extractions: Home Auburn Life Administration Directory ... Rules Designed for use with at 800x600 resolution or higher Science and Mathematics Organizations Science and Mathematics Student Council The council is composed of representatives from each professional and honorary organization in the School of Science and Mathematics. Faculty advisor, Larry Whit, 844-4269. HONOR SOCIETIES Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national pre-health honorary. To qualify for membership in AED a student must be planning to pursue a career in a health-related field, have completed three semesters of college work (one of which was at Auburn) and have maintained a 3.0 GPA overall with a 3.0 BCPM (biology, chemistry, physics, math). Regular meetings feature speakers in various health professions. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Chapter Advisor, Beverley Childress, 844-5743. Web address: www.auburn.edu/aed Beta Beta Beta The Auburn University Chapter of Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society encourages students of biological sciences (for example, zoology, wildlife, marine biology, botany, microbiology, biochemistry, entomology, environmental science, and all pre-health curricula) to join this honorary and professional society. Special events include lectures by invited experts on a variety of topics, field trips to regional and national research facilities, opportunities to participate in teaching and research projects, and community service. Faculty advisor, Troy L. Best, 844-9260.
Thomson BIOSIS
shorebird biology animal behavior, conservation, ecology, marine biology, To plan contingencies for biological warfare, your organization needs the
http://www.biosis.org/
Marine Biology
A wonderful place for kids to learn about these organisms, This site, maintained by a graduate marine biology student at Texas A M University,
http://www.skyweb.net/~mgbio/marine.htm

Extractions: Marine Biology Come and explore the great world of the sea. Learn about whales dolphins sharks skates , and rays pinapeds coral reefs manatees ... squid and octopi echinoderms other animals and much much more This site is under continual construction. Please be parent with the renovations. Whales WhaleNet This site, sponsored by Wheelock College , is dedicated to providing information about marine animals, research, and the environment. Data is available on research programs as well as educational activities. Whales This site is sponsored by several companies and organizations that have combined to produce the Imax movie Whales . There is information available about the species spotlighted, educational materials especially geared for classes coming to see the film, and locations of where you can see the film near you. Whale Information Part of the South Australian Whale Center , this site features information on whole behavior, facts, strandings, hunting and other hazards as well as spcific species information. Whales, Leviathans of the Deep
UCSC Discover -The Marine Biology Major
The marine biology major is designed to introduce students to marine ecosystems, including the great diversity of marine organisms and their coastal and
http://admissions.ucsc.edu/discover/majors/MarineBiology.cfm

Extractions: Admissions Home Discover UC Santa Cruz See the Campus Apply to the University ... [+] help and feedback The Marine Biology Major The marine biology major is designed to introduce students to marine ecosystems, including the great diversity of marine organisms and their coastal and oceanic environments. The emphasis is on basic principles that help us to understand the processes that shape life in marine environments. The marine biology major is a demanding program that offers a B.S. degree and requires several more courses than the general biology B.A. major.
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory
Approximately 100 scientists and other volunteers from 29 organizations Organizers are the GCRL, the Mississippi Department of marine Resources,
http://www.usm.edu/gcrl/news_room/2004.8.30.php

Extractions: document.write('Printable View - '); Search Website August 30, 2004 OCEAN SPRINGS - Scientists from the northern Gulf of Mexico kicked off a survey of alien species and living resources in Mississippi waters today. Approximately 100 scientists and other volunteers from 29 organizations gathered at the University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Coast Research Laboratory early today for final coordination on handling samples and data before heading out to the largest rapid assessment ever held in the Gulf. In four-days of intense work in the field and in laboratories at the GCRL, members of the Alabama-Mississippi Rapid Assessment Team (AMRAT) will take a "snapshot" of all living organisms that are present in Mississippi Sound and adjacent waters. Their goal is to identify aliens that have taken up residence in the state's coastal waters and to determine how well they are established. "This is a baseline inventory of all living species," said David Yeager, director of the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program. "Not one of our agencies could accomplish this survey alone. By working together, we expect to find out what non-natives are out there so that agencies and organizations can plan for the future." Researchers will be combing the shorelines, sampling the sediments, scraping pilings, seining, diving, and taking to the skies to identify plant and animal species. Once the field teams collect the species, survey teams will identify the materials in labs at the GCRL. Examples of notorious aliens well-known on the Gulf Coast include kudzu, fire ants and the giant Australian spotted jelly that swarmed northern Gulf waters in 2000.
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory
PROFESSIONAL organizations. Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Botany Society of America Scientist / Teacher Workshop marine Education Center and Scott Aquarium
http://www.usm.edu/gcrl/contacts/view_vitae.php?id=381
Oceanlink | Links
The Ocean Place a privately run marine biology information site. Phycology Society of America - Scientific organization which promotes phycology (the
http://oceanlink.island.net/links/animalinks.html

Extractions: GENERAL SITES FISHERIES RELATED SITES PHYTOPLANKTON, ALGAE, AQUATIC PLANTS INVERTEBRATES ... VERTEBRATES GENERAL SITES South Carolina Marine Life Page - The South Carolina marine life guide from Coastal Scuba,- a scuba diving resource featuring color photos and descriptions of the marine life found in the waters of South Carolina. Biomedia - an excellent source of biological films, video footage and photos and a cool interactive website including an organism of the month feature!
Oceanlink | Marine Sciences Education And Fun
Further information about careers in marine biology may be found at understanding of ocean organisms and ecosystems is what marine biology has to
http://oceanlink.island.net/ask/answerscar.html
Marine Internet Sites
marine biology Research Aquaculture and Fisheries Aquariums Conservation and A nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving aquatic life,
http://www.bio.hw.ac.uk/marine/DIR/MARLINKS.HTM

Extractions: Return to Main Menu Select a topic to quickly navigate to related Internet resources. Marine Biology Research Aquaculture and Fisheries Aquariums Conservation and Education ... Seafood Huntsman Marine Science Centre - provides teaching and research facilities devoted to the study of coastal land marine environments and organisms. Irish Marine Institute - national agency for marine research and development, creation of employment, and protection of the environment. Atlantic Dolphin Research Cooperative (ADRC) - a group of researchers studying the migratory patterns and life histories of bottlenose dolphins along the East Coast of the U.S.A. Australian Institute of Marine Science - conducts research in tropical marine systems in north Australia, specifically the Great Barrier Reef. Division of Fishes - National Museum of Natural History Duke University School of the Environment Marine Laboratory Fisheries Research Station - Rijksstation voor Zeevisserij, Ostend, Belgium. Fondazione Cetacea - established for the study and safeguard of the marine environment.
Chp 2: Institute Of Marine Biology
The Institute of marine biology of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian At the time of the WTEC visit, this organization employed 450 persons (300
http://www.wtec.org/loyola/subseafe/c2_imb.htm

Extractions: Assistant Director, Foreign Relations The Institute of Marine Biology of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences was founded in 1967. At the time of the WTEC visit, this organization employed 450 persons (300 research staff and 140-150 engineers and technicians). Within the Institute there are 20 laboratories and an auxiliary services group. In addition, there are four field stations and the Far East State Marine Reserve. Two smaller research vessels support seagoing projects. In addition to the research ships, the institute conducts many dives to collect specimens and to do in situ research tasks. Most of the scientists are divers.
About Marine Biology Marine Science Institute
marine biology is the study of marine organisms, their behaviors and interactions with the environment. marine biologists study biological oceanography and
http://www.utmsi.utexas.edu/academics/about_marinebio.htm
Enterasys Secure Network Deployed By Leading Marine Science Lab; Marine Biologic
marine Biological Laboratory chooses Enterasys bestin-class security to support Research organizations such as MBL have a tremendous need for
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/Aug/1172556.htm

Extractions: Michelle Pasquerello ... Contributors [August 11, 2005] ANDOVER, Mass. (Business Wire) Aug. 11, 2005 Enterasys Networks(R) (NYSE: ETS), the Secure Networks Company(TM), today announced that the world-famous Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, Mass., has deployed Enterasys Secure Networks solutions to ensure unmatched security, reliability and performance for its network that supports a large and dynamic population of research scientists and students from around the globe. After a rigorous competitive RFP process that included vendors with products currently installed at the Lab, MBL chose Enterasys and its Secure Networks partner Blue Spruce Technologies to replace an infrastructure that had become too complex and unreliable to meet the Lab's current and future organizational goals. MBL selected Enterasys and Blue Spruce to build an infrastructure that could deliver the business continuity and control that was lacking in its existing network. Specifically, the Lab needed to stem the tide of network outages from viruses and worms while providing a high-performance foundation for plans to provide secure convergence of its voice and data networks. MBL also required secure wireless access for researchers in the field. "With 52 Nobel Laureates having taught, taken courses, or done research at the MBL, including two of last year's laureates in chemistry, we are a hub for research critical to the advancement of life sciences," said Rob Loyot, IT network manager for the Marine Biological Laboratory. "We need our network to be an enabler of that research, not an impedimentor a threat to its integrity. Enterasys Secure Networks enables us to advance our technical capabilities within the organization and for our researchers, while at the same time significantly increasing security, continuity and control."
Websites, Datasets And Internet Resources - Marine Science - LEARN - The Unive
This is a database of approximately 200 species of marine organisms that are An educational resource for marine biology students containing reference
http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/marine/marmeta.htm

Extractions: header('650') I N T E R N E T R E F E R E N C E S I T E S : M A R I N E S C I E N C E This page contains a combined list of links to datasets, websites, and resources on the internet which will be of interest to Marine Scientists, broken into the following broad categories: See also: Marine Flora Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants Run by the University of Florida, this site contains a large amount of information relating to the management and control of aquatic and invasive plants, images, manuals, a glossary and many links to other relevant websites. Also provides access to the Aquatic, Wetland and Invasive Plant Information Retrieval System (APIRS)
Marine Biology Minor
The marine biology Minor is designed to provide NU undergraduates with a biology of neurons and neuronal circuits, the organization of sensory and motor
http://www.marinescience.neu.edu/degrees/marine_bio_minor.html

Extractions: The Marine Biology Minor is designed to provide NU undergraduates with a strong foundation in marine biology and related disciplines. The Minor has a strong hands-on component involving course work, Marine Biology research projects, and marine related COOPs. Fulfillment of the Marine Biology minor requires 6 courses to include Principles of Biology I, Principles of Biology II, Marine Biology and three Marine Biology elective courses along with 4 credits of Marine Biology Projects. Students enrolled in Northeastern's cooperative education program will be encouraged to take part in marine-related COOPs. Objectives of the Progra m The academic objectives of the program is to provide a solid marine biology background and sense of community to CAS students interested in marine biology. The program would include a strong field and laboratory experience through faculty-sponsored research programs which can fulfill the Experiential requirement of CAS. The proposed coursework, research projects, and COOP participation will provide a structured curriculum to CAS students interested in marine biology and ecology and provide recognition for this focus. An objective of this program will be to make the facilities and programs of the Marine Science Center more of an asset for CAS undergraduates outside the Biology Major. This program will increase mentoring by MSC faculty and adjuncts and increase interactions and opportunities among students with marine biology interests.
Marine Biology Concentration
The marine biology Concentration is designed to provide biology Majors with a biology of neurons and neuronal circuits, the organization of sensory and
http://www.marinescience.neu.edu/degrees/marine_bio_concentration.html

Extractions: The Marine Biology Concentration is designed to provide Biology Majors with a strong foundation in marine biology and related disciplines. The Concentration has a strong hands-on component involving course work, Marine Biology research projects, and marine related COOPs. Fulfillment of the Marine Biology Concentration requires 8 core Biology courses one year of Calculus, five Physics Courses, five Chemistry Courses and six Marine Biology elective courses, 4 credits of Marine Biology Projects and completion of the CAS Core . Students enrolled in Northeastern's cooperative education program will be encouraged to take part in marine-related Coops Obje ctives of the Program The academic objective of the program is to provide a solid marine biology background and sense of community to Biology students interested in marine biology. The program would include a strong field and laboratory experience through faculty-sponsored research programs which can fulfill the Experiential requirement of CAS.
CMBC: Opportunities: Marine Profesional Societies
marine Professional Societies and Membership organizations and public education organization, is committed to conserving marine biological diversity,
http://cmbc.ucsd.edu/opportunities/mar_profesional.cfm
Ocean Life Institute - Marine Protected Areas
marine Biological Diversity Strategy by several organizations interested in Threats to marine biological diversity fall into two general classes,
http://www.whoi.edu/institutes/oli/currenttopics/ct_mpa_conserv_bio_div.htm

Extractions: Scientists believe that off the coasts of the United States, from the frigid ice-scoured waters of the Arctic Ocean to the tropical reefs of the Florida Keys, the West Indies, and the Pacific Islands, there are more kinds of marine plants and animals in more kinds of marine habitats than are found off any other country in the world. A Nation of Oceans , descriptive document on the US National Marine Sanctuary Program, 1986 Custody of the world's most biologically diverse marine waters bears with it a special responsibility to protect them. The National Marine Sanctuary Program (NMSP), the only federal program specifically designed to provide comprehensive protection of the nation's extraordinary US marine ecosystems, has excellent potential for conserving their tremendous biological diversity. Since its creation in 1972, the sanctuary program has achieved considerable success, despite extremely limited resources and variable levels of administration support. The recent addition of several new and larger sanctuaries brings important challenges and opportunities. In particular, large, new sanctuaries surrounding the Florida Keys and off the Central California coast provide the opportunity to develop truly state-of-the-art protected areas using an integrated coastal management approach. Some progress has already been made, but more is needed. If the Clinton administration recognizes and seizes this opportunity, the US can establish itself as the international marine protected area leader that our outstanding resources merit.

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