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Feb. 26, 2010
Inside an Ocean Sciences Meeting
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| When sperm whales go on the hunt, they may work together to ensnare their prey. That's one of the findings being presented at the American Geophysical Union Ocean Sciences Meeting 2010, taking place this week in Portland. From whale behavior to the surprisingly far-ranging larvae inhabiting undersea vent systems, the health of undersea ecosystems, we'll get a guided tour of studies from the meeting's scientific sessions. There's plenty to see under the sea. |
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