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- Sea urchins genetically close to humans - 10 November
- SCIENTISTS have sequenced the genome of the sea urchin, an invertebrate surprisingly similar to humans, a step that could help develop new treatment for human disease such as cancer, a new study sa...
- Posted by Tim Hochgrebe Added: 12 Nov 2006, 4:47 am GMT No comments yet
- Orange roughy declared threatened species - 9 November
- Orange roughy is set to be the first commercially harvested fish to be added to Australia's threatened species list, to protect it from over-fishing. The Federal Government says scientific a...
- Posted by Tim Hochgrebe Added: 12 Nov 2006, 4:45 am GMT No comments yet
- GVI wins Dive into Earth Day prize
- The Coral Reef Alliance along with Global Vision International and other organisations participated in a highly successful Dive In To Earth Day. Many great photos were taken around the world, howe...
- Posted by James Whiteley Added: 08 Sep 2006, 10:29 am GMT No comments yet
- GVI and PADI launch new reef diver qualification
- Global Vision International gains PADI accreditation for its Coral Reef Research Diver Speciality in the Seychelles. GVI assists the Seychelles government and local NGO’s in their biologi...
- Posted by James Whiteley Added: 06 Sep 2006, 6:39 am GMT No comments yet
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Shark Bay @ Sea World - A new diving experience
- Talking about diving with a difference: we had the amazing opportunity to have a look behind the scenes of the recently opened Shark Bay at Sea World on the Gold Coast, Queensland and go for a dive in the Reef Lagoon.
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Hotsuit heated kidney belt - First impressions
by Simon
- The Hotsuit kidney belts come with a neoprene belt that goes around the abdomen and separate chemical heat packs that slides into the belt and sits in the small of the back. They generate heat through a chemical reaction that is started by pressing a small button in the middle of the pack.
