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    • 4 scientists examining lava flow cores from extinct Tamu Massif
    Rights: International Ocean Discovery Program (iodp.tamu.edu) Published 18 November 2013 Size: 800 KB Referencing Hub media

    Examining lava flow cores from the extinct Tamu Massif volcano, from left, IODP Core Curator Chad Broyles (foreground), Expedition 324 IODP Project Manager Jörg Geldmacher, Expedition 324 Co-chief Scientist Takashi Sano, and the other Expedition 324 Co-chief Scientist William Sager.

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