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Image: Massachusetts inner continental shelf
Massachusetts inner continental shelf
Massachusetts inner continental shelf
Massachusetts inner continental shelf

Massachusetts inner continental shelf bottom photograph showing seafloor life.

Image: Purple Loosestrife
Purple Loosestrife
Purple Loosestrife
Purple Loosestrife

Many species of birds rely on wetlands such as this baldcypress swamp, one of the ecosystems currently being studied by scientists at the USGS NWRC.

Many species of birds rely on wetlands such as this baldcypress swamp, one of the ecosystems currently being studied by scientists at the USGS NWRC.

Image: Sampling in the Mangroves -- 3-D Twister!
Sampling in the Mangroves -- 3-D Twister!
Sampling in the Mangroves -- 3-D Twister!
Sampling in the Mangroves -- 3-D Twister!

USGS scientists are studying the plants and animals that are part of the coastal mangrove ecotone of Everglades National Park.

Image: Geo-locating a Well
Geo-locating a Well
Geo-locating a Well
Geo-locating a Well

GPS unit on well head at a private drinking water well.

Image: Tree Canopy
Tree Canopy
Tree Canopy
Tree Canopy

Fisheye view of tree canopy in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

Fisheye view of tree canopy in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

Image: Bear Digging for Food
Bear Digging for Food
Bear Digging for Food
Bear Digging for Food

Bear digging for food in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

Image: View of Gatlinburg
View of Gatlinburg
View of Gatlinburg
View of Gatlinburg

View of Gatlinburg, TN, in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Virginia.

View of Gatlinburg, TN, in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Virginia.

Image: Spiny Dogfish Catch
Spiny Dogfish Catch
Spiny Dogfish Catch
Spiny Dogfish Catch

USGS employee Lisa Gee holds a spiny dogfish that she caught while hook and line sampling.

USGS employee Lisa Gee holds a spiny dogfish that she caught while hook and line sampling.

Image: Potomac River
Potomac River
Potomac River
Potomac River

Stream flowing into the Potomac River in Whites Ferry, Virginia.

Stream flowing into the Potomac River in Whites Ferry, Virginia.

Image: What's in My Water?
What's in My Water?
What's in My Water?
What's in My Water?

This cyanobacteria has radiating filaments and basal heterocysts. Green is DNA stain.

This cyanobacteria has radiating filaments and basal heterocysts. Green is DNA stain.

Image: Weather Station Setup
Weather Station Setup
Weather Station Setup
Weather Station Setup

Mike Sabatino working on a weather station in Shenadoah national Park, Virginia.

Mike Sabatino working on a weather station in Shenadoah national Park, Virginia.

Image: Ash Falls
Ash Falls
Ash Falls
Ash Falls

Ash Falls on the Niobrara River showcases the Niobrara's uniqueness. Photo was taken to capture falls' legacy.

Ash Falls on the Niobrara River showcases the Niobrara's uniqueness. Photo was taken to capture falls' legacy.

Image: Instrument in Surf Zone
Instrument in Surf Zone
Instrument in Surf Zone
Instrument in Surf Zone

Instrument on poles in the surf zone for a coastal erosion study.

Image: Coyote Walking Through Post-Wildfires
Coyote Walking Through Post-Wildfires
Coyote Walking Through Post-Wildfires
Coyote Walking Through Post-Wildfires

The next photo on the camera at 11:12 p.m. PST on Oct. 23, 2007, shows a coyote walking out of the wash at night, a day and a half after the fire, heading back in the direction from which the coyote was running on the early morning of Oct. 22, 2007. Photo credit: USGS

The next photo on the camera at 11:12 p.m. PST on Oct. 23, 2007, shows a coyote walking out of the wash at night, a day and a half after the fire, heading back in the direction from which the coyote was running on the early morning of Oct. 22, 2007. Photo credit: USGS

Image: Coyote Walking
Coyote Walking
Coyote Walking
Coyote Walking

A coyote walking in dry creek bed of streamside scrub vegetation dominated by the native plant, mule fat (Baccharis salidifolia), about 20 days before the fire. In their wildlife research, USGS scientists position camera traps along trails and dry creek beds, places that are likely to be travel routes for carnivores.

A coyote walking in dry creek bed of streamside scrub vegetation dominated by the native plant, mule fat (Baccharis salidifolia), about 20 days before the fire. In their wildlife research, USGS scientists position camera traps along trails and dry creek beds, places that are likely to be travel routes for carnivores.

Image: Bison in Winter
Bison in Winter
Bison in Winter
Bison in Winter

A plains bison in winter at Yellowstone National Park. A bison's hump is useful as a snowplow in winter when the animal swings its head from side to side to brush aside the snow to reach food underneath. The hump is composed of muscles supported by long vertebrae.

A plains bison in winter at Yellowstone National Park. A bison's hump is useful as a snowplow in winter when the animal swings its head from side to side to brush aside the snow to reach food underneath. The hump is composed of muscles supported by long vertebrae.

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