Crawling and righting behavior of the subtropical sea star Echinaster (Othilia) graminicola: effects of elevated temperature

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RT @eckerdcollege: Associate Professor of Marine Science and Biology Nancy F. Smith and 2018 Eckerd-grad Lila Ardor Bellucci co-authored a…

06 Nov 2019

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RT @eckerdcollege: Associate Professor of Marine Science and Biology Nancy F. Smith and 2018 Eckerd-grad Lila Ardor Bellucci co-authored a…

06 Nov 2019

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Woo, Lila!

29 Oct 2019

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Associate Professor of Marine Science and Biology Nancy F. Smith and 2018 Eckerd-grad Lila Ardor Bellucci co-authored a paper featured in @Mar_Biology on elevated water temperatures and the survival of subtropical sea stars. #Science #Research #ClimateChan

29 Oct 2019

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Elevated seawater temperature effects the behavior of a subtropical sea star and may reduce their capacity to survive. https://t.co/kXHQPnn92b Photo taken by Lila Ardor Bellucci, Eckerd College https://t.co/L43VQ37wcD

28 Oct 2019

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Crawling and righting behavior of the subtropical sea star Echinaster (Othilia) graminicola : effects of elevated temperature https://t.co/smo5vG3P7S https://t.co/sCVDm5V6yn

01 Oct 2019

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