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A scientist looks through a microscope while wearing nitrile gloves

By St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center
A scientist wearing nitrile gloves uses an adjustment knob while looking through a microscope.
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USGS Biologist Julie Voelschow looks through a microscope.

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