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The Boston University Lab: |
Daniel takes a break from examining a lobster antennule. |
Erin, hard at work as usual. |
Julia runs a dye test in the lobster choice flume. |
Daniel provides a highly entertaining reading of Trevor Corson’s “The Secret Life of Lobsters.” |
Lobster holding tanks. |
BUMP teaching lab. |
Say hello to Pinchy! |
One of many clownfish in the BUMP lab. |
BUMP Chemosensory Biology Course: |
Megan releases Sheepsheads minnows at Little Sippewissett Marsh while the class looks on. |
Lindsey demonstrates the fluid dynamics of her boots while Jelle explains those of the ocean. |
Lauren proves that not all marine biologists have to get wet. |
The class enjoys a lobster-pasta lunch at Jelle’s house in Woods Hole. |
Jelle picks up a lobster shipment at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine. |
Daniel, Lindsey, Joel, Julia, and Megan hit the slopes together after a long day at the lab. |
The Woods Hole Lab: |
The Marine Biological Laboratory was established in 1888. |
A smooth dogfish, Mustelus canis, swims freely in the flume. |
The 2005 shark neurobiology team: Daniel, Sanaya, and Jelle. |
Outside of lab and class: |
A Wednesday morning Atema Lab meeting, complete with fresh fruit, waffles, and cinnamon rolls. |
Lab meeting: Erin, Mike, Daniel, and Joel. |
The lab enjoys a lobster dinner at one of many Atema Lab weekend retreats to Woods Hole. |
The lobster lab watches a short documentary on Jelle’s shark work that appeared on the Canadian Discovery Channel in 2007. |
Osama sets up his target so that the rest of the lab can try out his compound hunting bow. |
Jelle works on his marksmanship. |