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Ocean color in the middle of the Pacific

Sam Laney discusses the green tint in the ocean that reveals blooms of phytoplankton to measure the health of the ocean.

Sam Laney discusses the green tint in the ocean that reveals blooms of phytoplankton. By Amanda Kowalski, Ari Daniel :: Originally published online April 16, 2014

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