Big Picture Science – The Fix Is In: Sarah Moffitt / Marine Biodiversity

by Gary Niederhoff on August 2, 2015

The Fix Is In – Marine Biodiversity
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Part 2 of The Fix Is In, featuring Sarah Moffitt, paleo-oceanographer at Bodega Marine Laboratory, University of California, Davis, describing how changing ocean temperatures can adversely affect marine biodiversity, and how this is corrected over time.

Tagged as: biology, oceanography, oceans

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