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Sign of the Zodiac

In March 2008, University of Rhode Island graduate student Pat Kelley (top, middle) and crew members from the U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Healy use a Zodiac to recover a floating sediment trap in the seas off Alaska.  The recovery was a rare moment in open water for a science party—which included WHOI biologists Carin Ashjian…

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Sign of the Zodiac
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Sign of the Zodiac

Chain of Tools
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Chain of Tools

At the Top of Their Field
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At the Top of Their Field

Playing in the Mud
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Playing in the Mud

Frozen Evidence
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Frozen Evidence

Making Waves
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Making Waves

Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

Just Keep Breathing
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Just Keep Breathing

Dynamic!
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Dynamic!

Looking Out for Whales
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Looking Out for Whales

A-maze-ing Corals
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A-maze-ing Corals

Disco Ball?
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Disco Ball?

Box of Mud
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Box of Mud

You're Gonna Need a Bigger Shark
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You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Shark

Flying In Water
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Flying In Water

Choosing Only the Best
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Choosing Only the Best

Come to Papa
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Come to Papa

Up Close and Personal with Alvin
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Up Close and Personal with Alvin

Wait for me!
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Wait for me!

Connecting the Dots
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Connecting the Dots

Stress Test
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Stress Test

Double Team
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Double Team

Surfing for Data
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Surfing for Data

Net Gain or Loss?
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Net Gain or Loss?

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