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Marine biology classifies species based on their environment rather than their taxonomy. For this reason, marine biology encompasses not only organisms that live only in a marine environment, but also other organisms whose lives revolve around the sea.
Marine biology, the science that deals with animals and plants that live in the sea. It also deals with airborne and terrestrial organisms that depend directly upon bodies of salt water for food and other necessities of life. Learn more about the field of marine biology in this article.
Marine biology is the study of marine ecosystems, marine organisms, and human interactions with these environments and species.
Highlights research promoting understanding of life in the sea, organism-environment interactions, and marine biosphere functioning. Welcomes method articles, reviews, comments, and highlight articles of exceptional significance.
As mentioned above, marine biology is the study of marine species that live in the ocean and other salt-water environments. Biological oceanography also studies marine species, but in the context of oceanography.
Marine biology is the study of life in the ocean. This huge body of saltwater covers about two-thirds of our planet's surface and contains many different marine ecosystems. Life within it is more diverse than life on land!
Marine biology is the study of life in the oceans and brackish waters, which ranges from archaea and bacteria to marine mammals, and includes organisms such as corals that affect the shape of...
Sharing the wonder of marine life is what started MarineBio, so in this section we explore information on the science, biology, taxonomy, morphology, etc. of the fascinating marine life that inhabits our ocean.
Professor of Marine Botany, The University of Western Australia David Shiffman Faculty Research Associate in Marine Biology, Arizona State University
This introduction explains the highly interdisciplinary nature of marine biology and demonstrates that pioneering research in the life sciences continues to use marine organisms, including evolutionary biology, molecular biology, developmental biology and physiology.