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Deegan measures grayling by Nancy Eve Cohen

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Linda Deegan measures an Arctic grayling prior to tagging it for tracking. Credit: Alan Burdick

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Image Info

Dimensions: 320 × 240 pixels
Date: July 1, 2008
Camera: Canon PowerShot SD800 IS
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 4.6 mm
ISO: 4
Shutter Speed: 1/320 sec

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Axolotl in tank. Credit: Karen Echeverri | Equipment: iPhone

California two-spot octopus. Credit: Carrie Albertin

sm Gene activity in acorn worm embryo Credit: Ariel Pani

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

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

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

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

Northern Star Coral. Credit: Loretta Roberson — Northern Star Coral. Credit: Loretta Roberson | Equipment: Olympus Tough TG 6 Underwater Camera

Comb Jelly Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: Canon 100mm Macro — Credit: William E. Browne | Equipment: Canon 100mm Macro

Sea Squirt (Ciona). Credit: Laurence Lemaire — Sea Squirt (Ciona). Credit: Laurence Lemaire | Equipment: Zeiss 880 confocal microscope with Airyscan detector

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