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A shark fin sticks out of the ice at a fish market.
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Small and easily stored, shark fins can be far more valuable than the rest of the animal’s carcass.

Combining fishing regulations and trade data reveals the complex global market for shark products

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NCEAS Finds Tropical Forest Blossoms Are Sensitive to Changing Climate

Feeding Galaxy Caught in Distant Searchlight by International Research Team

New Findings Show Declines in Ecosystem Productivity
Hymenolepsis diminuta, more commonly known as the rat tapeworm

Simple Math may Solve Longstanding Problem of Parasite Energetics
Douglas Scalapino, UCSB professor of physics.

UC Santa Barbara Physics Professor to Receive Eugene Feenberg Medal

Astronomer Uncovers The Hidden Identity Of An Exoplanet

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

Three UC Santa Barbara Graduate Student Researchers Selected to Participate in Annual Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting

Architect of President Obama's BRAIN initiative To Speak At UC Santa Barbara
Frank Davis is the director of NCEAS.

New Moore Foundation Funding Supports UCSB Ecology Synthesis Center Embarking on a New Era

Dusty Surprise Around Black Hole Found By Physics Postdoctoral Fellow
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Parasites Affect the Food Web More Than You Think, UCSB Researchers Say
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