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Asian carp, airguns, and cod recoveries: Thursday Afternoon Dredging: June 29th, 2017

Posted on June 29, 2017June 29, 2017 By David Shiffman
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Cuttings (short and sweet):

  • Watch what a little skate looks like inside an embryo, from the Gillis Lab at the University of Cambridge

    Little skate embryo, courtesy of Gillis Lab
  • Follow the Fur Bearers, a Vancouver-based mammal conservation organization, on twitter!
  • Invasive Asian carp found in Great Lakes, beyond electrified barrier. By Oliver Milman, for the Guardian.
  • 6 things you’re missing if you’re not watching deep sea research live feeds. By Alexis Baldera, for the Ocean Conservancy Blog.

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