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A school of barracuda swims near a reef off Kimbe Island, Papua New Guinea, where WHOI biologist Simon Thorrold is working on a novel method using otoliths (fish ear bones) to track the movements of fish over their lifetimes.
A school of barracuda swims near a reef off Kimbe Island, Papua New Guinea, where WHOI biologist Simon Thorrold is working on a novel method using otoliths (fish ear bones) to track the movements of fish over their lifetimes. (Photo by Simon Thorrold)

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