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SUMMARY:Behind the Science with National Systematics Lab Research Zoologis
 t and Curator of Fishes Dr. Katherine Bemis
LOCATION:National Museum of Natural History\, 10th St & Constitution Ave N
 W\, Washington\, DC
DESCRIPTION:"Mola molas and More: The Biology of Ocean Sunfishes" Known fo
 r centuries for basking and seemingly sluggish behavior at the water’s su
 rface\, recent tagging studies show that ocean sunfishes swim over great 
 horizontal and vertical distances in the water column at higher speeds th
 an previously thought. NOAA and Smithsonian scientists are using new info
 rmation about their natural history and behavioral ecology to reinterpret
  the evolution of the many unusual anatomical features of sunfish and its
  extreme body form. This month\, go behind the science with Dr. Katherine
  (Kate) Bemis \, Research Zoo…\n\nhttps://askalice.club/events/3b8bcda5-e
 cda-41c2-954c-ce86d6f4ff15
URL:https://askalice.club/events/3b8bcda5-ecda-41c2-954c-ce86d6f4ff15
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