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News Release 16-130
Researchers track effects of changing ocean temperature on phytoplankton
New study shows changes could have major effects on global marine ecosystems
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Research vessel Tioga waits for divers. They're under the Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory.
Credit: Sean Whelan, WHOI
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Researcher Bennett Lambert assists with FlowCytobot at the Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory.
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Divers from the Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory operations team return topside to the Tioga.
Credit: Sean Whelan, WHOI
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Diver's view of shipboard operations as scientist Rob Olson reaches to recover a float.
Credit: Sean Whelan, WHOI
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Researcher Kristen Hunter-Cevera uses low-tech bucket-sampling to collect seawater for analysis.
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Scientists Rob Olson and Heidi Sosik work on the FlowCytobot automated submersible plankton sensor.
Credit: Yolimar Rivera Vazquez
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