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Marine Biology

BENTHOS
Discussion list for sharing of information and ideas on benthic marine ecology in the UK.

CCFMARINE
We are a group of marine specialists from multiple departments at Cambridge, Oxford, APU and environmental institutions such as UNEP, WCMC, English Nature, The Nature Conservancy, etc. We meet once monthly for talks and networking events.

COZONE
Announcement and discussion list for COZONE - the combined forum of the Beach Processes network, the Coastal Structures network and the Coastal Waters network.

ECS-COUNCIL
The ECS-board list is for the use by Members of Council of the European Cetacean Society (ECS).

ECS-NCP
The ECS National Contact Persons are the international links to the study of marine mammals in Europe and elsewhere. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu. Sub-list of ecs-all

ECS-OLD
This list is used to distribute information to last year's members of the European Cetacean Society, only those that are no longer an ECS-member.

ECS-PATHOLOGY
The ECS Pathology mailing list is meant for the exchange of information on the research of pathology in marine mammals. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu Sub-list of ecs-all

ECS-SCIENCE
The ECS Science Advisory Committee will consider questions on best practice in research and science procedures while studying marine mammals in the wild and in captivity. Sub-list of ecs-all.

ECS-STUDENTS
Ecs-news is an open list for student members of the European Cetacean Society (ECS), for the study and protection of whales and dolphins. All messages sent to ECS-TALK will also be forwarded to students at this mailing list: there's no need to subscribe there as well unless you want to send TO the list ECS-TALK. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu. Sublist of ecs-talk and sub-sublist of ecs-all

ECS-TALK
This list is for members of the European Cetacean Society (ECS) and other interested parties on the study and protection of whales and dolphins. See http://www.EuropeanCetaceanSociety.eu

ESTUARINE-SCIENCE
Official discussion list of the Estuarine and Coastal Sciences Association(ECSA), where ECSA members and non-members can discuss estuarine and coastal topics, particularly in the natural sciences; list participants can submit opinions, requests, announcements etc.

IYOR-UK
Reef Conservation UK (RCUK) facilitates communication between the UK coral reef community, to discuss research agendas and activities related to coral reefs. All topics related to coral reefs and the tropical marine environment (research, conservation, management and education) are discussed.

NERC-ATMOS
This list is used by NERC Atmospheric science and NCAS to publicise funding opportunities, vacancies and other relevant information. Only the NERC atmospheric science team and NCAS director can post to this list. To contact the list administrators email nerc-atmos-request@jiscmail.ac.uk

OCEANLAW
The OceanLaw Mailing List is an un-moderated academic and professional e-mail list for the discussion of issues and the exchange of information relating to the international law of fisheries and related law of the sea and international law subjects, such as the protection of the marine environment or maritime boundary claims.

PORIFERA
This list is for those interested in all aspects of sponge biology and sponge chemistry.

SCOT-EVAL-NET
This list is open to anyone in Scotland who has an interest in evaluation. It is primarily to enable the discussion of evaluation amongst researchers, commissioners and clients, though it can be used to inform the list of relevant seminars, contracts and employment opportunities.

SEA-SITE
Complex relationships between a wide range of factors (e.g. physical, biological and chemical) govern the preservation of marine archaeological sites. Sea-Site aims to encourage multi-disciplinary marine environmental research and fieldwork associated with submerged archaeological sites.

TOOTHWEAR-LIST
This list is for discussion of tooth wear and microwear and its use for reconstruction of trophic ecology and diet

TUNICATA
The tunicates are a major group of invertebrates representing an early offshoot from the evolutionary line leading to the vertebrates. We discuss all aspects of tunicate biology including chordate origins. Keywords: protochordate, urochordate, ascidia, salp, doliolid, Larvacea, Pyrosoma, tadpole, sea-squirt

UK-EOF
This newsletter will keep you in touch with the latest developments in cataloguing, co-ordinating, standardising and valuing environmental observation.

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