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The Lantian biota, probably older than and taxonomically distinct from the Avalon biota, suggests that morphological diversification of macroscopic eukaryotes may have occurred in the early Ediacaran Period, perhaps shortly after the Marinoan glaciation, and that the redox history of Ediacaran oceans was more complex than previously thought".

The parts closer to the modern oceans are more diverse and include rock masses that originated outside the continent.

"Before the evolution of silica-secreting eukaryotic life, early oceans were more silica-rich, and this would have fueled more rapid rates of reverse weathering," said lead author Isson, a biogeochemist in Yale's Department of Geology and Geophysics.

Following recent technological advances, autonomous pH sensor deployments in shallow coastal marine environments have revealed that pH dynamics in coastal oceans are more variable in space and time than the discrete, open-ocean measurements that are used for ocean acidification projections.

The oceans are more acidic, and we harvest fishes from 55% of the ocean area.

People are more important than things; oceans are more important than oil.

The crisis of plastics filling up the world's oceans is more complex than it appears.

The toxins, garbage and other pollutants in our oceans are more imminent and realistic threats than sharks.

In this time of collapsing fisheries and disastrous marine pollution, when our oceans are more fragile and endangered than ever before, why let the Navy blast its expensive and fatal sonar through our seas?

The authors found that the "Yellow Ocean" was more opaque, reducing sea surface temperature and the amount of heat within the ocean.

Scavengers in the deep ocean are more fond of jellyfish than anyone realized.