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Inuit children from Clyde River, Baffin Island, show off 5000-year-old mud during an outreach program and field trip demonstrating how to collect lake-sediment cores.
Credit: Elizabeth Thomas, University at Buffalo |
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Inuit children from Clyde River, Baffin Island, touch a lake sediment core collected during a field trip run by Elizabeth Thomas and colleagues from the University at Buffalo Department of Geology.
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Elizabeth Thomas, master's candidate in the University at Buffalo Department of Geology, and J.R. Noble, an undergraduate at the university, collected a sediment core from a lake on northeast Baffin Island, Arctic Canada.
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Aaron Bini, master's candidate in the University at Buffalo Department of Geology, undergraduate J.R. Noble, and assistant professor Jason Briner show off a sediment core that they have just collected from a lake on northeast Baffin Island, Arctic Canada.
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