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1800	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1801	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia ?). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1802	Sea-urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis) , sea-star (Asterias rubens) and sea-star (Solaster endeca). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1803	Sea-urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis) , sea-star (Asterias rubens) and sea-star (Solaster endeca). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1804	Sea-urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis), sea-star (Asterias rubens) and sea-star (Solaster endeca) showing concentration at depth caused by desalination of the top layer of water. Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1805	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1806	Actinia (Metridium senile) and sea-urchin (Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1807	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1808	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1809	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 15
1810	Ascidia (Ascidia Halocintia) and unknown eggs. Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1811	Ascidia (Ascidia Halocintia) and unknown eggs. Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1812	Ascidia (Ascidia Halocintia) and unknown eggs. Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1813	Sea-star Crossaster papposus. Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1814	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia?). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1815	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia?). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 13C; air temp 7 C; depth 6 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1816	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1817	Actinia (Metridium senile). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1818	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia?). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1819	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia?). Kislaia Bay, Lat. 69 18.0, Long. 33 40.5 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 3 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 16
1820	Red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 9 C; depth 8 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 20
1821	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia ?) and shrimp. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 2C; air temp 9 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 20
1822	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia ?) and shrimps. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 2C; air temp 9 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 20
1823	Actinia (Actiniaria Tealia ?) and shrimps. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 2C; air temp 9 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 20
1824	Running red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 3C; air temp 9 C; depth 12 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 May 20
1825	Returning with catch. Red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 9 C.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 1
1826	Typical view of the coast of Kola bay in the spring. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 9 C.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 6
1827	Novice diver Vladislav A. Kartashov of theMMBI . Returning with catch. Red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 10 C.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1828	The domestic crab (Lithodes maja) is becoming very rare. This specim is being displayed by MMBI post-graduate student Lyudmila Pavlova, a benthologist. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 10 C.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1829	The domestic crabs (Lithodes maja) and (Hyas araneus) are becoming rare. Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 6C; air temp 10 C; depth 12-18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1830	Healing trace of an injury on a living female red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 10 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1831	Healing trace of an injury on a living female red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 10 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1832	Healing trace of an injury on a living female red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus). Kola Bay at Retinskoe, Lat. 69 7.2 N, Long. 33 24.2 E. Water temp 4C; air temp 10 C; depth 18 meters.	Russia, Barents Sea 2003 June 20
1833	Bongo nets being towed. These are used to capture plankton.
1834	Bongo net recovery. These are used to capture plankton.
1835	Bongo net recovery. These are used to capture plankton.
1836	Laboratory gear on NOAA Ship MILLER FREEMAN
1837	Preparing sample from Bongo net tow for microscopic examination
1838	Securing plankton from Bongo net tow for microscopic study
1839	Securing plankton from Bongo net tow for microscopic study
1840	Securing plankton from Bongo net tow for microscopic study
1841	Plankton samples for microscopic study. These were obtained during surface Bongo net tows.
1842	Scientist at microscope studying plankton obtained during Bongo net tow.
1843	Scientist at microscope studying plankton obtained during Bongo net tow.
1844	NOAA Fisheries employee John Harms determines the sex of a small Pacific Flatnose (Antimora microlepis) during the 2003 west coast groundfish trawl survey aboard the F/V Excalibur.	Pacific Ocean, West Coast United States 2003
1845	NOAA contracted welder installing a transducer housing on the chartered fishing vessel Noah's Ark during the 2005 west coast groundfish survey while in dry dock.	Pacific Ocean, West Coast United States 2005
1846	Phytoplankton - the foundation of the oceanic food chain.	New York Bight area 1973 ca.
1847	Phytoplankton - the foundation of the oceanic food chain.	New York Bight area 1973 ca.
1848	Phytoplankton - the foundation of the oceanic food chain.	New York Bight area 1973 ca.
1849	Marc Salyers displaying a lunker "striper" sea bass.	Maryland, Chesapeake Bay 2006

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