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Towing for Tiny invasives

Posted on August 14, 2019

Our summer science communication intern is back at it again. This week, Bethany Prochnow headed out into the field with a team of researchers looking for a tiny invasive crustacean…

Posted in Graduate Student Research, Trout Lake StationTagged Ben Martin, Bethany Prochnow, Boulder Junction, Escanaba Lake, featured, invasive species, limnology, Nebish Lake, Northwoods, Sci Comm, spiny water flea, Trout Lake Station

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