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An illustration of two fishes with the skin unwrapped to reveal the internal anatomy: skeleton on the left and organs on the right.
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Jessica Eggers
With its fantastical illustrations and offbeat humor, "Gonzo Ichthyology" leads readers through topics in fish biology and other flights of fancy.

Ichthyology meets ‘Through the Looking Glass,’ in pen and ink

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Milton Love stands near the ocean

UCSB Research Biologist Combines Art and Science in New Book on Fishes of the Pacific Coast

Decade-Long Study Reveals Recurring Patterns of Viruses in the Open Ocean

Parasites Help Reveal New Ecological Rules

NCEAS Working Group Produces Study Showing How Vitamins and Minerals in Fruits and Vegetables Depend on Pollinators

UCSB Scientists Discover New Direction in Alzheimer's Research

Research by Psychologists Seeks to Understand Variations in Extraversion

Beckman Scholars Program to Support Undergraduate Science Research at UCSB

Scientists Discover How to Predict Learning Using Brain Analysis
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Eyes Of Rock Let Chitons See Predators

Scientists Get Glimpse of How the ‘Code' of Life May Have Emerged by Deciphering Molecular Puzzle

Rock-Paper-Scissors Tournaments Explain Ecological Diversity

Genome of Water Flea Discovered to Contain Largest Number of Genes Recorded; UCSB Scientists Contributed to International Team Effort
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