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Coralline algae: three ecologically important species uncovered

Coralline algae: three ecologically important species uncovered

Apr 30, 2021 | News, SeaKeys

Cape Town – Researchers have uncovered three new ecologically important South African coralline algae species erroneously passing under the Japanese species name, Spongites yendoi. According to Prof Gavin W. Maneveldt from the Biodiversity and Conservation Biology...
Landmark marine field guide to strengthen SA’s ‘Blue Economy’

Landmark marine field guide to strengthen SA’s ‘Blue Economy’

May 12, 2018 | News, SeaKeys, sustainability, Uncategorized

Cape Town – South Africa’s Blue Economy vision for a stronger and sustainable ocean economy depends on the strength of its scientific foundation, says SAEON’s Dr Lara Atkinson. On Thursday the South African Earth Observation Network (SAEON) in collaboration with...
From Dust to Data: Iziko ‘unlocks’ 60 000 marine species occurrence records for SeaKeys

From Dust to Data: Iziko ‘unlocks’ 60 000 marine species occurrence records for SeaKeys

Dec 9, 2017 | News, SeaKeys, sustainability

As with most of the approximately 55 000 museums across the world, Iziko Museums of South Africa in Cape Town is the epitome of structure and organisation. Its displays are neat and orderly and the exhibition halls are characteristically dim, as its mounted specimens...
SA coralline algae diversity ‘pops’ following FBIP-SeaKeys study

SA coralline algae diversity ‘pops’ following FBIP-SeaKeys study

Nov 6, 2017 | News, SeaKeys, sustainability

A fun scramble on any rocky intertidal shore will often draw attention to many, common and fascinating creatures like seastars, anemones, mussels and barnacles. However, it takes a special kind of ‘observer’ to zone in on crusty patches of paint-like seaweeds dotted...

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