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Crimes to Climate History: Tiny Diatoms Offer Big Clues
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Image of the diatom, Stenopterobia curvula.
Credit: Peter Siver, Connecticut College |
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Close-up of the surface of the pennate diatom Epithemia, from a collection taken in the Russian Arctic.
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Peter Siver, with numerous and relentless mosquitos on his back, while sampling in the Russian tundra.
Credit: Peter Siver, Connecticut College |
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Peter Siver, Charles and Sarah P. Becker Professor of Botany and director of the Environmental Studies Program, in his office at Connecticut College in New London. Siver uses a light microscope to study diatoms and compare them to images on his computer and in scientific literature.
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