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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...
Marine biologists to launch one of a kind book on SA’s marine invertebrates

Marine biologists to launch one of a kind book on SA’s marine invertebrates

May 9, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

The South African Environmental Observation Network (SAEON), in collaboration with the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI), will be launching a unique, first of its kind book in South Africa. The book titled Field Guide to the Offshore Marine...
“Devil’s tongue” discovered on SA’s west coast

“Devil’s tongue” discovered on SA’s west coast

Apr 30, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Cape Town – DNA sequencing techniques have placed the spotlight on two ‘introduced’ seaweed species previously not known in South Africa, one of them being the ‘Devil’s tongue weed’. Like any responsible scientific researcher Prof John Bolton from the University...
Rediscovery of ‘orphan collection’ quickens star fish taxonomy

Rediscovery of ‘orphan collection’ quickens star fish taxonomy

Apr 16, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

In taxonomy, the ‘holotype’ specimen can be considered the cornerstone of a species description – the single physical example of an organism, known to have been used when the species was formally described. When this specimen goes missing the foundation upon...
SA marine invasion research must move beyond ‘low hanging fruit’, says expert

SA marine invasion research must move beyond ‘low hanging fruit’, says expert

Mar 27, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Studies on South African marine invasive species have neglected key phases of the invasion process, a SeaKeys systematic review has shown. According to Stellenbosch University researcher and co-author on the study, Dr Tammy Robinson, invasion biology (until recently)...
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