Caitlin Reynolds is out at sea to continue a study on sediment flux in the Gulf of America
By St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center
May 20, 2022
Caitlin departed on the R/V Weatherbird II last weekend to collect samples from, and redeploy, sediment traps in the Gulf of America. She will be joined by a group of Eckerd College students for their first research cruise experience.
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