Hoosier cavefish is the first new cavefish described from U.S. in 40 years
Scientists discovered a new species of cavefish in Indiana, splitting an already-endangered species into two smaller populations.
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Independent Tests Find Red River Water Flowing to Lake Winnipeg is High in Nutrients
A radio station in Winnipeg has sponsored water quality tests for Lake Winnipeg that looked into concentrations of nitrogen and phosphorus making it into the lake. The results, experts say,[…]
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Friday Five: African Great Lakes Support Diverse Cichlid Fish
Cichlids are a family of fish that are commonly found in home aquariums. Variations of these fish number in the thousands, but lakes play a key role in making such[…]
Real-time phosphorous sensor measurements tested on new Lake Erie data buoy
An experimental data buoy equipped with a phosphorous sensor is giving NOAA scientists a live look at nutrient levels in Lake Erie for the first time.
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