Guin Library 🧡 Look What's New: October 2024

CONTENTS --
• HOPE FLOATS : regenerative aquaculture
• NAVIGATING NEW WATERS : workshop series in Maine for women and nonbinary aquaculturists
• INSIDE THE WINAA PODCAST : sharing stories from women in aquaculture in North America
• ALASKA'S VAST POTENTIAL: mariculture in Alaska

CONTENTS --
• Revision and Description of New Piperamarginella Species (Gastropoda: Marginellidae: Marginella), from the Eastern Cape, South Africa – Part 3
• A New Fossil Species of Indolithes New Genus From Java, Indonesia (Gastropoda: Fasciolariidae)
• A New Cypraedia (Gastropoda: Pediculariidae) from the Eocene of the Paris Basin, France
• Newly Identified Melanistic and Rostrate form of Monetaria caputdraconis from Easter Island
• A New Drymaeus in the Region of Itapebi, Bahia, Brazil (Eupulmonata, Bulimulidae)
• Two New Muricid Gastropods from the Tropical Americas

CONTENTS --
• Age, growth parameters, and reproductive characteristics of the sharpspine skate (Okamejei acutispina) in the East China Sea
• An identification guide to the larvae of lanternfishes (Teleostei: Myctophidae) from the Subtropical Convergence: subfamilies Lampanyctinae and Notolychninae
• Collecting age and length data from recovered carcasses of filleted rockfish: a new data source for examination of life history characteristics
• Morphology, composition, and deterioration of the embryonic rostral sheath of the smalltooth sawfish (Pristis pectinata)

CONTENTS --
• HONING IN ON BROODSTOCK DIET
• CELEBRATING OUR SILVER JUBILEE
• TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES : U.S.-Japan
• OY-STORY IN THE MAKING : Northeast Oyster Breeding Center

CONTENTS --
• A Q&A WITH THE WAITROSE SEAFOOD BUYER
• UK SEAFOOD CONSUMPTION DECLINE ACCELERATING
• REBOUND IN US FOODSERVICE DEMAND WILL TAKE MORE TIME
• SHRIMP EYESTALK ABLATION: what it is and why it's hard to ban

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• IN SEARCH OF THE MARBLED MURRELET
• FOR THE LOVE OF THE SEA: New liberal-arts-based marine science degree lets undergrads dive into their passions
• HOW TO KEEP HOPE ALIVE: Advice from Oregon State faculty and alumni tackling some of the thorniest problems of our times
• BEHIND THE BAND: For 140 years, OSU's marching band has given Beaver spirit its steady drumbeat
• RE-SEEING TREES: How alumna Suzanne Simard changed the way we understand the forest

CONTENTS --
• UNTAMED WATERS: What happens when invasive fishes take over?
• A TALE OF TWO RARE CICHLIDS: More insight into two rarely seen cichlids, Coptodon rheophile and Sarotherdon caudimarginatus from Guinea
• BROKEN OR BEAUTIFUL? Love them or hate them, Ruth McDonald explores why hybrid fish are such a complex issue
• WHAT LIES BENEATH: Chris Sargeant takes a closer look at just a few of the different species that can be found living under the surface

CONTENTS --
• HOW DO OUR SEA-MEADOWS GROW?
• IN THE HUNT FOR INVASIVE GREEN CRAB, MOLT SEARCH SEEKS THEIR SHREDDED SHELLS
• THE OTHER TSUNAMIS
• FLOOD PLANNING GOES LOCAL