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Ocean and Beaches

On the water and on the sand, our research explores ocean health and evolution so we can better understand how to protect and preserve the largest area of Earth.

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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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March 30, 2016

The Ocean Below

May 22, 2015

Expert Response

October 23, 2014

One Giant Step for Ocean Biodiversity

October 6, 2014

The Ocean’s Future

March 11, 2014

Ocean Food Web Key in Global Carbon Cycle

May 2, 2012

First-of-its-Kind Study Reveals Surprising Ecological Effects of Earthquake and Tsunami

June 27, 2011

Sand Grains and Fossilized Pollen Reveal Climate History of Northern Antarctica

May 17, 2011

UCSB Scientists Track Environmental Influences on Giant Kelp with Help from Satellite Data

December 6, 2006

Global Warming is Reducing Ocean Life, Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide, Say Scientists

February 10, 2005

Breakthrough System for Understanding Ocean Plant Life Announced

May 5, 2004

Plankton May Influence Climate Change Says UCSB Scientist
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