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Shipwrecks Offer Clues to Ancient CulturesShipwrecks Offer Clues to Ancient Cultures
Modern deep-sea vehicles expand vistas to see into the past
Some of the most potentially valuable archaeological artifacts lie preserved on the seafloor, out of reach. But perhaps not for long.
WHOI-Operated ROV Jason Images the Discovery of the Deepest Explosive Eruption on the Sea FloorNews Release
WHOI-Operated ROV Jason Images the Discovery of the Deepest Explosive Eruption on the Sea Floor
Oceanographers using ROV Jason discovered and recorded the first video and still images of a deep-sea volcano actively erupting molten lava on the seafloor.

Dye Sheds Light on Jet-Propelled Salps Oceanus Magazine
Dye Sheds Light on Jet-Propelled Salps
A graduate student reveals locomotion in the ocean.

Life in the Arctic—After Climate ChangeOceanus Magazine
Life in the Arctic—After Climate Change
Audio slideshow: Exploring a delicately balanced polar ecosystem.

n CO2-rich Environment, Some Ocean Dwellers Increase Shell Production News Release
In CO2-rich Environment, Some Ocean Dwellers Increase Shell Production
A striking finding that raises new questions about carbon dioxide’s (CO2) impact on marine life, WHOI scientists report that some shell-building creatures unexpectedly build more shell when exposed to ocean acidification caused by elevated levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
» See also: Ocean Acidification: A Risky Shell Game (From Oceanus Magazine)

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