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Webinar: Diatom DNA
Using diatom DNA in environmental assessments: techniques and timeline to operation
Young ISDR
Diatoms in the plankton, narrated by Sir David Attenborough
Dr. Richard Kirby from the University of Plymouth has directed a documentary about “Ocean drifters”, which he is uploading into twitter (https://twitter.com/PlanktonPundit/status/1239966980532080640). See this sniplet (from minute 2:00) of Sir David Attenborough presenting diatoms and other phytoplankton of the ocean. You can find the whole video in the youtube channel of Plymouth University: Link to […]
Diatom Of The Month
Melosira westii
This month’s diatom story revolves around a centric species that tells us about a fascinating sea level change saga over the course of millennia. A thirteenth century story known as the Gutasaga describes how Gotland, a Swedish island in the Baltic Sea, rose from the sea at night and violently sank again during the day […]
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