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Inside the Pelagic Invertebrate collection, in 1911 (top) and 2024 (bottom). Photo credit: Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego
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Rain gauge used to measure precipitation at Hubbard Brook.
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Screenshot of the Online Book “cover.”
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We love floating in the kelp fronds to pass the time on our safety stops!
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Can you spot the scallops hiding on this wall?
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Post-collection of two rock scallops that grew fused to each other.
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Giant kelp frond illuminated by sunlight.
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LTER-synthesis-RFP-2024 Request for LTER synthesis proposals, issued March 14, 2024.
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Members of the VIMS Coastal Geology Lab and collaborators collecting a sediment core at VCR. Cores were up to 19 meters in depth.
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Barksdale collecting subsamples from a sediment core. The thickness and carbon densities of the lagoon sediments in these cores greatly exceeded what had previously been assumed.
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