Oceanography | Vol.30, No.1
DEPARTMENTS
05
QUARTERDECK. The Federal[scient]ist Papers
By E.S. Kappel
07
FROM THE PRESIDENT. TOS—The Times They Are a Changin’… Again
By A. Mix
09
RIPPLE MARKS. Ocean Takeover: Throughout the Seas, Cephalopods Rise Up
By C.L. Dybas
104 HANDS-ON OCEANOGRAPHY. Paleoclimate Reconstruction from Oxygen
Isotopes in a Coral Skeleton from East Africa: A Data-Enhanced Learning
Experience
By D.P. Gillikin, A. Verheyden, and D.H. Goodwin
108 THE OCEANOGRAPHY CLASSROOM. Learning Science in a Post-Truth World
By S. Boxall
110
CAREER PROFILES. Jo-Ann Rosario-Llantín, Consultant in Physical
Oceanography; Founder, Executive Director, and Principal Scientist, Coastal
and Environmental Research Applications Inc. • Erika Montague, Consultant
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SPECIAL ISSUE SPONSORS
Production of this issue of Oceanography was
supported by grants OCE-0003700, OCE-
0326301, OCE-0608600, OCE-0938349, and
OCE-1243377 from the US National Science
Foundation to the Scientific Committee on
Oceanic Research for GEOHAB activities;
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Commission of UNESCO; and the University
of Copenhagen. Additional funds were
provided by the Ida Benson Lynn Endowment,
University of California Santa Cruz.
SPECIAL ISSUE GUEST EDITORS
• RAPHAEL KUDELA, Univeristy of California,
Santa Cruz
• HENRIK ENEVOLDSEN, Intergovernmental
Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO
• ED URBAN, Scientific Committee on Ocean
Research
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Oceanography | Vol.30, No.1
ON THE COVER
Aerial photograph of a Gonyaulax
polygramma bloom in False Bay,
South Africa, on February 23, 2007.
These blooms often lead to hypoxia,
triggering marine mortality events.
Photo credit: Anthony Allen
Photo credit: Scott Portelli