Comments for The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com Dive into graduate school life and marine research. Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:12:03 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Shaara Ainsley by The importance of ageing – how is a skate like a fine wine? (or not?) « The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/students/shaara-ainsley/#comment-559 The importance of ageing – how is a skate like a fine wine? (or not?) « The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:12:03 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?page_id=1035#comment-559 [...] Shaara Ainsley, Ichthyology [...] [...] Shaara Ainsley, Ichthyology [...]

]]> Comment on Support Oceans in the Classroom – Add a Drop to Donor’s Choose by Kevin Z http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/support-oceans-in-the-classroom-add-a-drop-to-donors-choose/#comment-551 Kevin Z Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:26:02 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=1736#comment-551 Thanks for your support! I agree, between 20,000 leagues under the sea and my stack of Ranger Ricks is probably the reason I am today a scientist. Thanks for your support! I agree, between 20,000 leagues under the sea and my stack of Ranger Ricks is probably the reason I am today a scientist.

]]> Comment on Erin Loury by Support Oceans in the Classroom – Add a Drop to Donor’s Choose « The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/students/erin-loury/#comment-550 Support Oceans in the Classroom – Add a Drop to Donor’s Choose « The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:40:48 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?page_id=142#comment-550 [...] Erin Loury Ichthyology [...] [...] Erin Loury Ichthyology [...]

]]> Comment on Donors Choose – and we choose marine science! by People Who Care About the Ocean are Awesome! | Deep Sea News http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2009/10/14/donors-choose/#comment-525 People Who Care About the Ocean are Awesome! | Deep Sea News Fri, 23 Oct 2009 01:16:04 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=1670#comment-525 [...] ocean bloggers supporting this initiative: The Right Blue Memories of Island and Ocean Life The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs Southern Fried Science The Other 95% (Eric H is revealing a new molluscan trading card each time a [...] [...] ocean bloggers supporting this initiative: The Right Blue Memories of Island and Ocean Life The Drop-In to Moss Landing Marine Labs Southern Fried Science The Other 95% (Eric H is revealing a new molluscan trading card each time a [...]

]]> Comment on Who’s at Home in a Holdfast? by mlmlblog http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2008/09/29/who%e2%80%99s-at-home-in-a-holdfast/#comment-514 mlmlblog Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:52:10 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=648#comment-514 That is fantastic that you involve all of your classes in marine science! I personally use Gotshall's <em>Guide to Marine Invertebrates: Alaska to Baja California</em> for quick identification of common invertebrates. Every entry has a photo of the animal and some natural history information. Another, more comprehensive, book is a classic called <em>Intertidal Invertebrates of California</em> by R.H., Abbott, D.P. & Haderlie, and E.C. Morris. It is out of print now, but you can still find it for sale online. I hope this helps, and always feel free to send your students to our <a href="http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/ask-a-grad-student/" rel="nofollow">Ask a Grad Student...</a> page if they have trouble identifying something, or <a href="mailto:blogger@mlml.calstate.edu" rel="nofollow">email</a> us a photo and we'll try to help as best we can. That is fantastic that you involve all of your classes in marine science! I personally use Gotshall’s Guide to Marine Invertebrates: Alaska to Baja California for quick identification of common invertebrates. Every entry has a photo of the animal and some natural history information. Another, more comprehensive, book is a classic called Intertidal Invertebrates of California by R.H., Abbott, D.P. & Haderlie, and E.C. Morris. It is out of print now, but you can still find it for sale online. I hope this helps, and always feel free to send your students to our Ask a Grad Student… page if they have trouble identifying something, or email us a photo and we’ll try to help as best we can.

]]> Comment on Who’s at Home in a Holdfast? by Judith Sanderson http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2008/09/29/who%e2%80%99s-at-home-in-a-holdfast/#comment-513 Judith Sanderson Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:35:14 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=648#comment-513 Hi, I am a high school biology teacher in Culver City, So. Cal. and every year since early '80 I get holdfasts for all 5 class periods to fill out the Ecology unit...biological community, niche, feeding relationships, but it would be so helpful if I could find a write-up on holdfasts that gave names to more common inverts and some natural history. I have been piecing it together, but think their must be some great source out there? And of course every year the community is different. One years loads of tube worms, another year it's brittle stars. Current supplier is Monterey Abalone Co. For a long time Rimmon Fay got them for us (the only honest member of the Coastal Commision!) Ah, those were the days. Thanks for any response. Judy Sanderson Hi, I am a high school biology teacher in Culver City, So. Cal. and every year since early ‘80 I get holdfasts for all 5 class periods to fill out the Ecology unit…biological community, niche, feeding relationships, but it would be so helpful if I could find a write-up on holdfasts that gave names to more common inverts and some natural history. I have been piecing it together, but think their must be some great source out there? And of course every year the community is different. One years loads of tube worms, another year it’s brittle stars. Current supplier is Monterey Abalone Co. For a long time Rimmon Fay got them for us (the only honest member of the Coastal Commision!) Ah, those were the days. Thanks for any response. Judy Sanderson

]]> Comment on Donors Choose – and we choose marine science! by Behold the Jack of Diamonds! | Deep Sea News http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2009/10/14/donors-choose/#comment-509 Behold the Jack of Diamonds! | Deep Sea News Sat, 17 Oct 2009 18:07:24 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=1670#comment-509 [...] who made good on their challenges. The Moss Landing Marine Lab Blog has also joined in the fray with this great post! “A major part of science is collaboration, because some projects require more effort, [...] [...] who made good on their challenges. The Moss Landing Marine Lab Blog has also joined in the fray with this great post! “A major part of science is collaboration, because some projects require more effort, [...]

]]> Comment on Donors Choose – and we choose marine science! by Kevin Z http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/2009/10/14/donors-choose/#comment-505 Kevin Z Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:02:45 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?p=1670#comment-505 Thanks for supporting Oceans in the Classroom!! Thanks for supporting Oceans in the Classroom!!

]]> Comment on Amanda Kahn by Jim Stephens http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/students/amanda-kahn/#comment-498 Jim Stephens Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:18:19 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?page_id=224#comment-498 Hi Amanda I found you on FaceBook, but now that way I intended. You look like you really enjoy what you are doing. Good luck with those sponges. Jim Stephens Hi Amanda

I found you on FaceBook, but now that way I intended. You look like you really enjoy what you are doing. Good luck with those sponges.

Jim Stephens

]]> Comment on Mariah D. Boyle by foodloverguy http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/students/mariah-d-boyle/#comment-474 foodloverguy Sat, 03 Oct 2009 00:21:34 +0000 http://mlmlblog.wordpress.com/?page_id=638#comment-474 what kind of fish is in the picture what kind of fish is in the picture

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