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Life in Deep Earth Totals 15 to 23 Billion Tons of Carbon—Hundreds of Times More than Humans | Science and Technology

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Inbred sea squirt larvae (with two copies of flourescent protein genes instead of Mesp) attached to petri dishes following their free-swimming larval stage. Credit: Lionel Christiaen

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

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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