On this page, you will find information concerning research (both proposed and in progress) currently being conducted through CMB. The CMB strives to bring scientists together to collaborate on research projects in the area of marine biodiversity and to date has been involved in a number of interesting science initiatives including work on deep sea corals, exotic species and genetics. Please click on any of the following links to find out more about the particular projects.
General East Coast Marine Biodiversity Initiatives
- Understanding the Links Between Habitat and Fisheries
- Historical and Contemporary Inventories of Finfish Species Richness - primary publication now available here.
- Colonization Rates and Ecosystem Changes Associated with the Introduced Species Codium and Membranipora - updated results now online
- Capital Support for Genetic SAR Programs
- Facility for Remote Sensing of Benthic Biodiversity
- Ecology and Biodiversity of Commercially Unexploited Marine Fishes in the Northwest Atlantic
- Seagrass Decline in Northern Nova Scotia
- Deep-Sea Corals of Atlantic Canada - website now available!
Proposed Research
- Geoconnections Access Program - Proposal Accepted!
Research Funding
If you are looking to acknowledge the CMB for any work that has an affiliation with us, please look below for a list of acknowledgment phrases.
If you have are looking to acknowledge the CMB in papers, presentations, booklets etc., please see the list below for examples of phrases you might want to use:
- Funded by
- In collaboration with
- In association with
- As funded through
- Funded in part by
- Benefited from (e.g. membership of the CMB; contacts made through)
- Co-funded by
- Supported by
- Made possible by
- Joint venture
- In partnership with
- Facilitated through
- In conjunction with
- In coordination with
- Coordinated by
- Supplemented by
- Resulting from
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