Author Erin Satterthwaite

Erin Satterthwaite

Erin Satterthwaite is a marine ecologist at the University of California, Bodega Marine Laboratory. Erin studies the movement of marine larvae to further our understanding of marine populations and contribute to fisheries and marine resource management. Water, curiosity, and the natural world are essential ingredients in her recipe for life. She is especially interested in bringing together research, science communication, and education to develop connections between people and the natural world for long term human and environmental well-being. Follow her on twitter @evsatterthwaite or visit her webpage http://erinsatterthwaite.weebly.com/

The Motion of the Ocean: Sex in the Sea and the Fascinating Life of Ocean Babies

Erin Satterthwaite

Science & Medicine

Why do ocean sex and babies matter? Marine animals getting it on may sound like the plot for a comical romance novel, but the “motion of the ocean, in the ocean” is key to human welfare....

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Author Erin Satterthwaite

Erin Satterthwaite

The Motion of the Ocean: Sex in the Sea and the Fascinating Life of Ocean Babies