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What's a Wachapreague?
Heading north to Virginia (and our base of operations at the VIMS Eastern Shore Lab, ESL) was one of the easiest, in terms of travel and packing. Though maybe not the coolest ride around, a minivan doesn’t have 50 lb … Continue reading →
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Tagged deep sea benthos, Gracilaria, scallops, VIMS
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