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Two Caribbean reef sharks swim past a coral-encrusted rock on a flat, sandy bottom in clear blue water.
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Caribbean reef sharks are frequent denizens of Caribbean coral reefs, and their scales certainly find their way into the region’s sand.

Two oceans, one country, 20 times the number of sharks

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Douglas Scalapino, UCSB professor of physics.

UC Santa Barbara Physics Professor to Receive Eugene Feenberg Medal

Mouse Models Point To A Potential Therapeutic Approach for Alzheimer's

Researchers Identify the Mechanisms Underlying Salt-Mediated Behaviors

UCSB Study Shows Where Scene Context Happens in our Brain

Is Prophylactic Mastectomy a Universal Key to Breast Cancer Prevention? UCSB Feminist Studies Scholar Laury Oaks Addresses the Issue

UCSB Neuroscientists Study Connectivity in the Human Brain

Scientist Identifies Protein Molecule Used to Maintain Adult Stem Cells

UCSB Ranked No. 2 in the World in Leiden Ranking of Top 500 Universities

UCSB Scientists Find Resilience in Shelled Plants Exposed to Ocean Acidification

Researchers Uncover New Pathways in Bacterial Intercellular Competition

Researchers Discover Sex-Selection Process of Multi-Sexed Organism Tetrahymena

University of California's Unofficial Favorite Sea Slug Poised to Make a Comeback
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