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Tag Archives: plankton
Checking the Ocean’s Pulse with Plankton
By Joseph Bennington-Castro At the very core of the marine food web you’ll find plankton, which are tiny organisms that propagate and feed the rest of the ocean’s marine life — indirectly feeding everyone who enjoys seafood. Plankton, by definition, are small … Continue reading
Posted in Ecosystems and Oceanography, Uncategorized
Tagged ecosystems, fish, food web, LOPEC, micronekton, Oscar Elton Sette, plankton, science, SE1703, Sette
“I want to be a scientist when I grow up!”
by Amy Vandehey “When I got accepted into the NOAA Fisheries Science Camp, I was so excited because I knew I was going to learn more about marine topics I was interested in. I really didn’t know what to expect, … Continue reading
