bivalve

Explore " bivalve" with insightful episodes like "#2: Tubey and/or Goopy", "Episode 17: Don’t panic, but there’s PCP in the clam chowder!", "Investigating bivalves", "Investigating bivalves" and "Transcript -- Investigating bivalves" from podcasts like ""Science Telephone", "Life’s a Banquet with Zahra Tangorra & Nicole Bailey", "Investigating flagellates, plankton and filter feeders - for iPod/iPhone", "Investigating flagellates, plankton and filter feeders - for iPad/Mac/PC" and "Investigating flagellates, plankton and filter feeders - for iPod/iPhone"" and more!

Episodes (6)

#2: Tubey and/or Goopy

Marine biologist and conservationist Julie Dimitrijevic has spent a fair share of her time studying microplastics in bivalves - specifically the Blue Mussel. On this episode, she's kind enough to share her research with Christine Bortolin, Tim Carlson, and Ryan Beil, who seem a little overly focused on pseudo-feces.

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enApril 29, 2020

Episode 17: Don’t panic, but there’s PCP in the clam chowder!

B and Z talk about everyone’s favorite bivalve! This week the duo unveils two clamtastic stories about, that’s right, CLAMS!! Find out how the cast and crew of Titanic reacted to PCP laced clam chowder, plus clam cooking tips, chowder preference and more!!!

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Life’s a Banquet with Zahra Tangorra & Nicole Bailey

enSeptember 30, 2018