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Lorna J. McFarlane

Lorna J. McFarlane

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It's getting hot in here: effects of ocean warming on Indonesian Yellow Tangs

By Lorna J. McFarlane

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Published on Aug 29, 2015

Tangs a lot everyone!

I’ve made it back from Indonesia and I’ve finally got back in the swing of classes! I had an AMAZING summer and my project went off without a hitch. I had to switch my fish species ...

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Published on Apr 27, 2015

Clear larvae!

The fish have pelagic (open ocean) planktonic larvae, with a specialized acronurus phase that settle at night in mid-depth reefs at about 55 days. Acronurus phase larvae are unique because they ha...

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Published on May 03, 2015

5 Awesome Yellow Tang Fast Facts!

1) Yellow Tang after often called the Pacific Tang 2) The largest wild Yellow tang ever recorded was 20.0 cm (7in) , however most aquarium tang average 7-10cm(3-4)3) In the wild Yellow Tang can liv...

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Published on May 20, 2015

Yellow Tang the movie star!

Starring as Bubbles in Disney's beloved 2003 film 'Finding Nemo,' Yellow Tang (zebrasoma flavescens) are both attractive and interesting! They can be found in tropical waters across the globe, just...

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