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Ridged Slipper Lobster (Scyllarides nodifer)
December 8, 2014
This tiny crustacean is a young slipper lobster. One pair of its antennae are broad and flat– you might say they look like slippers!
Photo: Sue Zupko
John Galbraith is passionate about the state of the environment. When I asked why he believes what we are doing with the Autumn Trawl Survey is important, he stated that it is imperative to monitor the health of our ocean through the survey. Data about fish populations (or most environmental science) must be collected over a long period of time, and using the same method, in order to make comparisons. Is what’s happening today different than what was happening 40 years ago with our fish populations? John said, “If we didn’t know what was there 20 years ago, for example, we wouldn’t know if the population of a fish species is more or less abundant.” This is the information we are gathering for scientists to evaluate." - Sue ZupkoRead the blog post
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