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Kate Buckman holding a tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila) recovered with Alvin.
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Kate Buckman holding a tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila) recovered with Alvin.
Kate Buckman holding a tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila) recovered with Alvin.
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Kate Buckman holding a tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila) recovered with Alvin.
Kate Buckman holding a tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila) recovered with Alvin.
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Image of The Day caption: MIT/WHOI Joint Program student Kate Buckman stands in front of the submersible Alvin, holding the iconic animal from undersea hydrothermal vents: a giant tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila.) The fast-growing worms have fascinated biologists since their discovery as part of an ecosystem--from bacteria to fishes--that depends on chemical energy from the earth, not light from the sun. Buckman, a student in biologist Tim Shank's lab, studies the genetics and ecology of hydrothermal vent fishes. On this cruise in June 2008, using Alvin, she collected animals for genetic analysis from 2,500m (1.5 mile)-deep vent sites at 9 degrees North off the west coast of Mexico.
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MIT/WHOI Joint Program student Kate Buckman stands in front of the submersible Alvin, holding the iconic animal from undersea hydrothermal vents: a giant tubeworm (Riftia pachyptila.) The fast-growing worms have fascinated biologists since their discovery as part of an ecosystem--from bacteria to fishes--that depends on chemical energy from the earth, not light from the sun. Buckman, a student in biologist Tim Shank's lab, studies the genetics and ecology of hydrothermal vent fishes. On this cruise in June 2008, using Alvin, she collected animals for genetic analysis from 2,500m (1.5 mile)-deep vent sites at 9 degrees North off the west coast of Mexico.
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ddubois: Spellman Museum Exhibit "Women in Deep Waters" June 2018 jdoucette: for Women in Deep Waters slideshow ekoenig: media request dbrown: Redfield Display Monitor kjoyce: next wave brochure ahynes: Buckman defense announcement jdoucette: Image of The Day, 10/30/2008
ddubois: Spellman Museum Exhibit "Women in Deep Waters" June 2018
jdoucette: for Women in Deep Waters slideshow
ekoenig: media request
dbrown: Redfield Display Monitor
kjoyce: next wave brochure
ahynes: Buckman defense announcement
jdoucette: Image of The Day, 10/30/2008
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