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Collecting coralline algae samples

Scientist & students collecting coralline algae Auckland Islands

Collecting coralline algae in the Auckland Islands with SPBT Educator at Sea Cherie Fenemor (Freyberg High School) and Young Blake Expedition voyagers Aidan Braid (Logan Park High School) and Guy McDonald (Timaru Boys’ High School).

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Rights: Brendon O’Hagan/Sir Peter Blake Trust
Published: 23 September 2016Size: 2.79 MB
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