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    Matthew, Brenda and Whitney
    Matthew, Brenda and Whitney
    embrace life on Catalina Island during the AAUS scientific diving course.
    Chelsea injects tetracycline
    Chelsea injects tetracycline
    as part of her study to validate annual ring formation in Garibaldi otoliths (inner ear bones used for aging).
    James and Austin
    James and Austin
    return from doing stereo-video surveys of fish on the PVR
    untitled image
    James stereo-videos
    a 4m high relief module on the Palos Verdes Restoration Reef.
    Jacob, Gabby, Jeremy & Austin
    Jacob, Gabby, Jeremy & Austin
    were in the mouth of a Great White Shark!
    Jacob records
    Jacob records
    Garibaldi gut contents data for his thesis research on spatial and habitat variation in their diets.
    boat
    Brenda drives
    the boat with intensity.
    Gabby holds
    Gabby holds
    a large clam
    Ben carefully lifts
    Ben carefully lifts
    a Pacific ELECTRIC Ray (Tetronarce californica) caught in a trawl during BIO4820L Biology of FIshes.
    Whitney holds
    Whitney holds
    a delicious live prawn when working for her CSU COAST summer internship.
    Austin heads out
    Austin heads out
    to the LA Harbor breakwater to collect data for his thesis research.
    Akaka Falls
    We crouched awkwardly
    to not block Akaka Falls.
    Garibalid (Hypsypops rubicundus)
    Garibalid (Hypsypops rubicundus)
    were captured alive using barrier nets, tagged and released as part of Chelsea's thesis research.
    Matthew rests peacefully
    Matthew rests peacefully
    on a break between dives on Catalina during the AAUS scientific diving course.
    Jeremy, Ben and Chelsea
    Jeremy, Ben and Chelsea
    in front of the Hilma Hooker shipwreck in Bonaire.
    Jeremy holds a
    Jeremy holds a
    Pacific Seahorse (Hippocampus ingens) caught as part of a Vantuna Research Group fisheries inventory survey of San Deigo Bay.
    James, Jacob and Austin
    James, Jacob and Austin
    conduct fish habitat use surveys on the LA Habor breakwater.
    Matthew operates
    Matthew operates
    a small boat as part of the MOTC course.
    Gabby processes
    Gabby processes
    a Garibaldi stomach (pre-COVID - they smell bad) under the watchful eye of Jacob, while John watches and learns.
    Albino Yellow Tang
    Albino Yellow Tang
    (Zebrasoma flavescens) are very rare along the Kona Coast of Hawaii, but unique color patterns made them "naturally tagged" in the movement study.
    Brenda completes her
    Brenda completes her
    PADI Advanced Open Water certification with a nice photo!
    a mullet
    Matt holds
    a mullet we caught in a beach seine.
    coconut
    Brenda poses
    with her coconut (James and Whitney also pictured).
    Gabby, Brenda, John
    Gabby, Brenda, John
    and Sandra (CPP snail lab) on a weekend scuba certification course to Catalina through the BRIC, and Jacob was the divemaster!
    James and Austin
    James and Austin
    are masked-up doing field work during the pandemic.
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