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Rocky intertidal cover estimate in Prince William Sound, Alaska

By Alaska Science Center
A biologist looks at a rocky coastline covered in yellow algae and seaweed.
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A scientist estimates percent cover and densities of intertidal invertebrates and algae to assess change in communities from sheltered rocky shorelines in western Prince William Sound, Alaska.

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Photographed by Laura McDuffie

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