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The 39 pages that link to Marine biodiversity, each with the reason it gives.

• Environmental DNARelated: Water samples can reveal marine species that are difficult to observe directly.

• Ocean deoxygenationRelated: Low-oxygen zones exclude sensitive species and alter the composition of communities.

• Marine biologyRelated: Species surveys establish what ocean ecosystems contain and how that variety changes.

• HMS Challenger expeditionRelated: The expedition described numerous marine organisms, including many then unknown to science.

• Manganese noduleRelated: Nodule fields host diverse seafloor life that may be affected by extraction.

• MajoideaRelated: Majoidea comprises numerous species whose diversity contributes to marine communities.

• AplacophoraRelated: Aplacophorans add often-underrecorded species to assessments of seafloor diversity.

• Basket starRelated: Basket stars contribute distinctive forms and feeding roles to marine communities.

• Gulf of MaineRelated: How warming and human activity will reshape gulf biodiversity remains uncertain.

• Marine lifeRelated: It describes the breadth of organisms included under marine life.

• Sylvia EarleRelated: Earle’s research and advocacy emphasize the ecological value of marine diversity.

• FanfinRelated: Fanfin records contribute to knowledge of deep-ocean species diversity.

• GobiinaeRelated: Many gobies inhabit threatened coastal ecosystems whose species diversity remains incompletely known.

• LancetfishRelated: Their distribution and ecology contribute to inventories of ocean biodiversity.

• Malpelo IslandRelated: The sanctuary's conservation value rests on its diverse marine life.

• Pratas IslandRelated: The reef habitats around Pratas support diverse marine life.

• ProwfishRelated: The prowfish is one distinctive species within the North Pacific's marine diversity.

• Salas y Gómez IslandRelated: Isolation and underwater topography help shape the distinctive life around the island.