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Parkite s new memoir introduces The Happy Wanderer

Park City resident who was diagnosed with dyslexia while a teen, has published a memoir that has been years in the making.

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Fish friends help in a crisis

Fish friends help in a crisis
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Fish friends help in crisis

Fish friends help in crisis
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Reef fish futures foretold

Credit: Victor Huertas. An international group of scientists is predicting markedly different outcomes for different species of coral reef fishes under climate change - and have made substantial progress on picking the winners and losers . Associate Professor Jodie Rummer from James Cook University s ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies co-authored a study that exposed two species of coral reef fishes to elevated temperatures and measured their responses over time. We collected five-lined cardinalfish and redbelly yellowtail fusilier from the Great Barrier Reef, and under controlled conditions in the laboratory at JCU, slowly raised the temperature in their aquaria by 3.0?C.

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NSU researcher part of team studying impact of rising sea temperatures on marine life

Credit: Victor Huertas FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, Fla. - Global warming or climate change. It doesn t matter what you call it. What matters is that right now it is having a direct and dramatic effect on marine environments across our planet. More immediately pressing than future climate change is the increasing frequency and severity of extreme underwater heatwaves that we are already seeing around the world today, Lauren Nadler, Ph.D., who is an assistant professor in Nova Southeastern University s (NSU) Halmos College of Arts and Sciences . This phenomenon is what we wanted to both simulate and understand. Nadler is a co-author of a new study on this topic, which you can find published online at

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