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Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Ryan Null — Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Ryan Null | Equipment: Nikon D5000 DSLR Camera

Day old jellyfish hatchling. Credit: Elizabeth Lee — Day old jellyfish hatchling. Credit: Elizabeth Lee | Equipment: Olympus IX81 equipped with a color CCD camera, Olympus DP73 with a 10x objective on a polychromatic polarization microscope invented at the MBL by Michael Shribak

Comb Jelly - Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: Canon 100mm Macro — Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: RED 18-50mm T3

Ciona intestinalis, a species of sea squirt used as a model organism, is grown in Christiaen’s lab at New York University in addition to his lab at MBL. Credit: Lionel Christiaen

sm Gene activity in acorn worm embryo Credit: Ariel Pani

Northern Star Coral. Credit: Mayra Sánchez García — Northern Star Coral. Credit: Mayra Sánchez García | Equipment: Axiocam ERc5c Zeiss Stemi508

Loretta Roberson, TA Emily DeFelippis, SES students Grant McKnight, Olivia Shao, Lauren Johnson, Kyra Madunich and Miriam Ritchie. Credit: Loretta Roberson

Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Emily Kuehn — Annelid (Platynereis). Credit: Emily Kuehn | Equipment: Zeiss Discovery V20 Microscope

Longfin Squid embryo. Credit: Carrie Albertin — Longfin Squid embryo. Credit: Carrie Albertin | Equipment: Zeiss LSM 780

Rachel Carson in 1944. Photo courtesy of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Lionel Christiaen amputating larval tails at the base to trigger regeneration in his MBL lab in the Marine Resources Center. Credit: Sarah Lawhun

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