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California Current Ecosystem LTER Images

CCE science party on deck
map of coastal California ocean, with red and green nearshore, shading to blue and purple offshore
Radiolaria under microscope
graduate student examining water collectors aboard ship
Researcher holds a pyrosome
Closeup of pyrosome
Plankton under microscope
Incubation tanks
Copepod under microscope
Plankton tows being pulled onboard
CCE researchers test for sequestered carbon in the deep ocean.
Jars containing bongo tow contents
CTD instrument on ship with sunset in background
Siphonophore under microscope
Deploying SeaSoar instrument on deck
A blue whale tale breaching the surface
glowing blue shrimp-like organism
phronima

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