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ALT REU intern Desmond Boyd (University of South Carolina) pulls specimens for dissection from among the 7 million fish specimens.
ALT A live tapeworm as seen through a stereomicroscope.
ALT Specimens of emerald shiner (Notropis atherinoides) originally collected from the Pearl River in 1971 float in a jar after being dissected and having their parasites counted and removed.
ALT The team, consisting of undergrads, grad student, post-docs and research technologists, at work at the Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute.
ALT A student looks at a part of the plankton exhibit at Highline College's MaST Center Aquarium. The display says, "Plankton/Not Plankton" with red buttons below photos of microscopic plants and animals, so that attendees can choose which ones are plankton and which are not. Photo credit: Wes Koseki.
ALT A child sits in the Captain's seat on a research boat
ALT A child looks into a microscope with a 'wow' expression
ALT A child touches the seabird display
ALT Two children in a dark room look at a science display with colored dye in the water
ALT UW Aquatic Sciences Open House poster featuring a photo of a small girl smiling into the camera with someone holding a crayfish behind.
ALT Open House poster with a photo of a child touching a marine organism
ALT Public art roster application workshop. Thursday February 1. Drop-in from 4 to 7 pm Pacific. Arts at King Street Station. 303 South Jackson Street. Top floor.
