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Herring scales are nature’s sequins!
October 26, 2015
Herring scales are nature’s sequins! TAS 2015 Cristina Veresan displays a decorated glove while working aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson.
Photo: Cristina Veresan
Herring scales are nature’s sequins! TAS 2015 Cristina Veresan displays a decorated glove while working aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson.Read the blog post
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8 photos for NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson · Clear
A lamprey tries to attach to a pair of Grundens.November 16, 2015
Herring scales are nature’s sequins!October 26, 2015
From lab to bridge, to engineering rooms, there is science in everything we do! Here are the engineers of NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson.September 28, 2015
Krill overflow from the codend of the Methot net!May 18, 2015
Various Porifera (Sponges) from a Bottom TrawlMarch 30, 2015
Members of the Squid Family, Gonotopsis borealis, the Armhook SquidJanuary 12, 2015Members of the Squid Family, Gonotopsis borealis, the Armhook SquidJanuary 12, 2015
Chrysaora jellyfish consume zooplankton, and coud compete with juvenile walleye pollock for food.December 29, 2014