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Thursday, March 3, 2011

Biofilm Simulation at the G.C. Marine Reserve

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Dear family, we did a quick experiment on last Friday. This represents a biofilm Which is what Marine Scientists use to collect data about plankton and barnacles. The difference in the first and second picture is the baby barnacles grew up into big barnacles. We got to eat this afterwords. I must say i enjoyed this lab very much!
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