An Evolutionary Breakthrough: The Discovery of a "Fingered" Fish By Gabrielle Two fossil-hunting paleontologists named Ted Daeschler and Neil Shubin from North central Pennsylvania discovered a fossil of a fish with fingers in its fins. They found this rock near the Susquehanna River by the side of a road in 1995. This finding could cause the rewriting of textbooks all around the world. Throughout history, people have concluded that fingers did not evolve until the creatures made the transitio ...

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The Chinook Salmon The Chinook Salmon is an example of an endangered animal in Canada. Endangered means that if we don't act now we won't have any in the future, so, let's act now! What Is The Chinook Salmon? The Chinook Salmon (or the King Salmon) is found along the coast of the Pacific Ocean. They are found on the coast of British Columbia and various states of the U.S. Salmon (in general) are anadromus, this means that they spend most of their adult life at sea but go to fresh water ...

Division of Fishes Oxymonacanthus longirostris, Tonga Islands. Photo by J.T. Williams. ©Smithsonian Institution, 1995. Click on the image to view a 27 KB jpeg image. Ichthyology is the study of fishes. Research by staff and associates in the Division covers a broad spectrum of the great diversity of fishes, generally relying on the vast resources of the national fish collection. The fish collection, at the National Museum of Natural History, is the largest in the world, ...

Life Cycle of the Pacific Salmon Science Activity The purpose of this activity is to help students understand the concepts of life cycle, dependency, recycling, and innate behavior. You can find out more about the purpose and concepts. BACKROUND YOU may wish to give student background information on the life cycle of Pacific salmon. WHAT YOU NEED Paper 14" to 17" long Markers or crayons Rulers String Glue or tape Hole punch Scissors Blank U.S. map (optional) WHAT TO DO ...

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A review of forage fish in marine ecosystems, and their role in food webs for seabirds and other marine predators. Some discussion of how forage fish are being studied by researchers at the USGS Alaska Science Center in Anchorage, Alaska.

Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Gray's Reef by Helping the Oceans----Every Day! Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary , designated in January 1981, is one of the largest near shore live-bottom reefs in the southeastern United States. The sanctuary is located 17.5 nautical miles off Sapelo Island, GA, and is one of 13 marine sanctuaries that make up the National Marine Sanctuary System. Within the 17-square-nautical-mile sanctuary, there are both rocky ...

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About fishes What is a fish? Information on scales, bones and fish or fishes. Fish Department Research, staff, visitors, volunteers, field work and more. Collections The Collection, online data, types, tour and maps. Larval Fishes Scientific information about larval fishes including taxonomic descriptions and a reference database. Fish links Selected fishy links worldwide. Find a fish Pages on hundreds of species of fishes. Identify a fish A pictorial key to the identific ...

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Purpose and Concepts Life Cycle of the Pacific Salmon Students are sensitive to environmental issues, such as energy conservation and recycling. They can learn to appreciate that life in the wild offers us models of recycling, too. The unique story of the migratory life of Pacific salmon offers an illustrative example for students to begin to understand the concepts of: Life cycle Recycling Distance Innate behavior Dependency The purpose of this activity is to present the Pacific ...

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Division of Fishes Fish Collection - Online Search Pick one of the selections above to go to a search form for Type specimen searches, Taxonomic and Locality searches, or Fish Image searches. Go to the Field Definitions Page for a description of the display fields. The National Collection of fishes is the largest in the world, containing an estimated 3.5 million specimens in 540,000 lots, 50% of which have been catalogued in a computer database. Approximately 9 ...

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Featured Species of the Month: Eastern Crayfish The featured species for February is the eastern crayfish. Learn more about this freshwater crustacean. Over 30,000 miles of rivers and streams course through the glaciated landscape of Maine. These abundant waterways are the region's arteries of life, home to thousands of species ranging from the tiniest micro-organisms to large mammals. Some of the more prevalent and well-known species are listed below: alewife American beaver ...

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Biodiversity and Conservation: A Hypertext Book by Peter J. Bryant Chapter 9: SECONDARY EFFECTS OF OVER-EXPLOITATION Incidental Take (“by-catch”) Non-target Species in the Driftnet Fishery Dolphin Kills in theTuna Fishery Sea Turtle and Fish Kills in the Shrimp Fishery Sea lion kills in the Squid Fishery Everything killed in the Trap Net Fishery Seafloor damage by bottom trawling Depletion of Food Supplies Ecosystem Collapse Caused by Overfishing R ...

The Great White Shark The White Shark: Introduction Many paleontologists are very interested in living groups, because the study of the living organisms can both unlock their evolutionary history and provide important keys towards interpreting their fossil record. Some living groups have ancient histories. For example, sharks have existed as a group for over 350 million years! Today, sharks and rays (elasmobranchs) are represented by over 600 species that show a remarkable range of ecologic ...

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Water Pollution Areas of Concern Invasive Species Urban Sprawl Maintaining our Resource - Aquatic Invasive Species Discover Wisconsin episode for June 10-11 (6/9) This episode of Discover Wisconsin will be taking a look at the problem of aquatic invasive species. It will cover some of the most significant threats to Wisconsin waters and show what is being done in Wisconsin to control present infestation. EDITORIAL: Invasive species: Education, vigilance key The Ithaca ...

Dr. Peter Wainwright with triggerfish skeleton When Fish Bite Fish have been chomping things for 400 million years. How they do it today is a fascinating study in the vagaries of evolution. by Frank Stephenson They've been catching and eating things longer than the swiftest, most terrifying predator that ever roamed the earth. Two hundred million years before the first dinosaur clamored about in search of a meal, the seas teemed with them, and their appetites were every bit as ravenous a ...

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