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Event Archive

Apr
07
2008

Control and dynamics of insect flight: a tale of two (or three?) gyroscopes.

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Apr
04
2008

*Mining and sport-fishing: A case study of a closed river system in Southern BC Rockies/ Diet of the Hawaiian monk seal (Monachus schauinslandi): Do El Niño events positively affect diet?

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Apr
02
2008

Challenging the oxygen hypothesis: could ionoregulation be the initial driving force for gill development:

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Apr
02
2008

Modeling the evolutionary biology of coral bleaching

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Mar
31
2008

Fish cardiorespiratory research: migrating from the lab into the field

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Mar
28
2008

*NEPTUNE Canada: Preparing to dive into an ocean of data*

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Mar
26
2008

pHishing pHor pH regulatory pHundamentals: acid-base regulation in response to hypercapnia in a tolerant fish, white sturgeon

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Mar
26
2008

Extinction & Compensatory Mutation

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Mar
25
2008

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Mar
25
2008

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