Marine in sentence

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From deep space, our universe looks like a human brain cell, and then here we are in the deep ocean, and we're finding marine creatures and cells that can illuminate the human mind.

WWF recently published a report showing that just in the last 40 years, our global marine life has been slashed in half.

As a marine biologist turned photographer, I've spent most of my career looking for places as magical as those I used to dream about when I was little.

I've visited hundreds of marine locations, but there are a handful of seascapes that have touched me incredibly deeply.

In 1995, local fisherman convinced the authorities to proclaim their waters a marine reserve.

Harmful practices, such as bottom trawling, can be banned altogether, and we can establish marine reserves closed to all fishing to help ecosystems restore themselves.

I was a Marine with 1/1 Weapons Company, 81's platoon, out in Camp Pendleton, California.

I loved being a Marine.

How diligently you followed those rules spoke volumes about the kind of Marine you were.

While my grandfather was serving as a Marine in the Korean War, a bullet pierced his neck and rendered him unable to cry out.

And of course, there is marine life, occupying the largest ecosystem in volume on the planet, from microorganisms to fish to marine mammals, like seals, dolphins and whales.

By adapting this wing concept into a marine vehicle, we had the genesis of an ocean drone.

For the past few years, I've been spending my summers in the marine biological laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

Here, barely two miles away from what is arguably the greatest marine biology lab in the world, we lower a simple plankton net into the water and bring up to the surface things that humanity rarely pays any attention to, and oftentimes has never seen before.

Now, to a human audience, I need to explain that if Penthouse magazine had a marine mammal edition, this would be the centerfold.

But sound moves about four times faster in water than in air, so in this dark environment, marine mammals often rely on vocalization to communicate.

Invertebrates like snapping shrimp, fish and marine mammals all use sound.

For marine mammals that live underwater, where chemical cues and light transmit poorly, sound is the sense by which they see.

In the Arctic, this is especially important, because not only do Arctic marine mammals have to hear each other, but they also have to listen for cues in the environment that might indicate heavy ice ahead or open water.

Arctic marine mammals live in a rich and varied underwater soundscape.

(Marine mammal sounds) But when the ice is frozen solid, and there are no big temperature shifts or current changes, the underwater Arctic has some of the lowest ambient noise levels of the world's oceans.

Decreasing sea ice is also causing increased erosion along coastal villages, and changing prey availability for marine birds and mammals.

And all of these sound sources are decreasing the acoustic space over which Arctic marine mammals can communicate.

Now, Arctic marine mammals are used to very high levels of noise at certain times of the year.

So our marine life have never, ever experienced such a fast rate of change before.

And this coincided with a mass extinction of many marine species.

Now these ions are basically the building blocks for many marine species to make their shells, for example crabs or mussels, oysters.

Now coral reefs support 25 percent of all marine life in the entire ocean.

All marine life.

Giant clams are these massive and colorful shelled marine animals, the largest of its kind.

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