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A series of stills from Davies Reef 1st July - 31st July 2011 Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 57 seconds A series of stills from Davies Reef 1st July-31st July 2011 taken from AIMS web cameras http://data.aims.gov .au/aimsrtds/webcams .xhtml#04b |
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Turbulence, cleavage and the naked embryo: a case for coral clones Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 21 seconds Coral larvae and settled polyps of multiple sizes derived from embryo fragments. |
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Acidification Update Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 196 seconds A recent publication suggests that some reef communities have the capacity to change the pH of surrounding seawater. |
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Coral Coring Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 274 seconds |
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Coral Bleaching Story Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 168 seconds |
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Whaleshark Wanderings.mov Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 270 seconds |
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COTS Closeup Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 90 seconds |
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COTS Surveys.mov Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 84 seconds Crown-of-thorns starfish can have a significant impact on the Great Barrier Reef. AIMS conducts a long-term monitoring program aimed at tracking the number and distribution of these animals. |
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Inshore Monitoring Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 259 seconds |
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Tiger Shark.mov Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 111 seconds A tiger shark feeding on the bait canister of a Baited Remote Underwater Videos (BRUVS). For more information, go to: http://www.aims.gov. au/docs/projectnet/b aited-video-fleet.ht ml |
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AIMS Workshop.mov Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 211 seconds AIMS has a comprehensive array of facilities to support its science program. Much of the technology required for novel research in the marine environment is designed and developed in association with researchers. Having on-site services with the capacity to deliver tailor-made solutions is a major advantage for AIMS. |
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Whaleshark Passing Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 39 seconds |
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Marine Research in North West Australia Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 217 seconds The waters of North West Australia are home to diverse biological communities and rich oil and gas reserves. AIMS researchers are investigating the complex systems that drive the ecology of the area to ensure that marine resources of the area are accessed and used in a sustainable way. |
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Marine Biodiversity Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 171 seconds While much is known about the corals and fish that inhabit Australia's tropical marine estate, comparatively little is known about the myriad lifeforms that complete the picture. |
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Sustainable Use of Marine Resources Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 142 seconds The future for our tropical ecosystems is intimately associated with the pressures applied to them. Researchers at the Australian Institute of Marine Science are investigating ways that we might best utilise our marine resources without endangering their ongoing health. |
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Reef Monitoring Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 135 seconds Scientists from the Australian Institute of Marine Science regularly survey Australia's tropical reef ecosystems to determine patterns or changes in coral cover, fish populations and water quality. |
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Marine Microbes Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 166 seconds Marine microbes play an important role in all marine environments. AIMS is investigating the functions they provide in tropical marine ecosystems and what benefits and insights they might offer and what role they play in helping reefs to adapt to threats such as climate change. |
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Marine Ecosystem Health Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 170 seconds The Australian Institute of Marine Science investigates the complex interactions that affect the health of tropical reef ecosystems. |
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Climate Change Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 157 seconds The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) is researching the current and possible future impacts of climate change on tropical marine ecosystems. |
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Reef Water Quality Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 197 seconds AIMS research programs monitor and determine the effects of water quality on tropical reef ecosystems. |
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About AIMS Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 370 seconds The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) is Australia's tropical marine research agency. It has its headquarters at Townsville, near the centre of the Great Barrier Reef, and operates additional facilities in Perth and Darwin. |
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AIMS Aquarium Facility Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 262 seconds The $35 million tropical oceans simulator soon to be constructed at AIMS' headquarters in Townsville is designed to significantly improve Australia's experimental seawater facilities. It will support cutting edge research for Australia's marine-based industries and management of its tropical marine ecosystems. |
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R.V Solander in the North West Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 27 seconds http://data.aims.gov .au/voyagetracker/ http://www.aims.g ov.au |
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R.V Cape Ferguson Posted by: AIMSscicomm
Video duration: 12 seconds The R.V Cape Ferguson under steam. http://data.aims. gov.au/voyagetracker http://www.aims.g ov.au |