Sea-urchin. Innovations

Sea urchins, are typically spiny, globular animals, echinoderms in the class Echinoidea. About 950 species live on the seabed, inhabiting all oceans and depth zones from the intertidal to 5,000 metres. Their tests are round and spiny, typically from 3 to 10 cm across. A few species have venomous spines with potent and potentially deadly effects. ... Some sea urchins “bite,” and a few have venomous bites. Unlike a sea urchin sting, a bite does not leave spines behind. Sea urchins may also trigger allergic reactions that can range from mild to potentially deadly.

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Zooplankton Composition and Abundance and its Relationship with Physico-chemical Parameters in Manila Bay
Ellaine C Jose, Elsa F Furio, Valeriano M Borja, Norvida C Gatdula and Mudjekeewis D Santos
Research Article: Journal of Oceanography and Marine Research
Extrapolations of Standing-Stocks of Big Bacteria in Humboldt Eastern Boundary Current Ecosystem (HEBCE)
Gallardo VA, Fonseca A, Musleh SS and Espinoza C
Research Article: Journal of Oceanography and Marine Research
Spatial Distribution of the Particulate Organic Ligand in the South Pacific Ocean Surface Waters
Hirose K, Saito T and Povinec PP
Research Article: Journal of Oceanography and Marine Research
The Marine Macroalgae of the Genus Ulva: Chemistry, Biological Activitiesand Potential Applications
Madalena Silva, Luís Vieira, Ana Paula Almeida and Anake Kijjoa
Review Article: Journal of Oceanography and Marine Research
Sustained Observation of Marine Biodiversity and Ecosystems
Hawkins SJ, Vale M, Firth LB, Burrows MT, Mieszkowska N and Frost M
Editorial: Journal of Oceanography and Marine Research

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Sea-urchin. Innovations

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