Once again, Dr. Sean Cornell, professor at Shippensberg College (Shippensberg, PA) traveled to the Florida Keys with the Marine Science Consortium class, (Wallops Island, VA).
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Students gathered data at one of the KML Living Laboratory Near-shore Benthic Monitoring sites |
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photos by T Bartlett |
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Exploring the rocky inter-tidal/hard-bottom habitat along the south shore of Indian Key State Park
Thirteen students from 7 universities enthusiastically participated in comprehensive comparisons of the coastal ecosystems between Wallops Island and the Keys. |
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