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- Leaving McMurdo
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- Even more photos!!! (I have internet at McMurdo :)...
- Hello from McMurdo Base, Antarctica!
- More photos from Antarctica!
- Photos from Antarctica!
- More from Terra Nova Bay
- Terra Nova Bay
- Experiments in the Antarctic
- Officially "in" Antarctica
- Entering the Ross Sea
- Iceburgs and Other Things...
- Almost There...
- Sailing the Savage Seas...
- Feeling a Little Green
- On My Way to Antarctica
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Nathaniel B. Palmer
On My Way to the Bottom of the World...
About Me
- Marianne E. McNamara
- I am currently a PhD student working in Dr. Darcy Lonsdale's zooplankton ecology lab at the Marine Science Research Center at Stony Brook University. My research focuses on feeding ecology and food web dynamics of gelatinous zooplankton, particularly ctenophores. I am interested in the study of top-down control of zooplankton populations by gelatinous predators. I am also interested in the factors influencing larval survival of the ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi, and how this survival changes on a seasonal basis and in response to shifting microplankton assemblages. In the next 6 months, I will be participating in 2 research cruises studying zooplankton at sea. The first, in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, is a 4-week long cruise working with researchers from the University of Rhode Island. The second is a 6-week long research cruise at the bottom of the world, studying zooplankton ecology in the Ross Sea, Antarctica. Check out the links to these cruises on this website and follow my adventures at sea!
Eastern Tropical Pacific
- http://etpcruise.blogspot.com
- October-November 2007
Ross Sea, Antarctica
- January-February 2008
Cape Adare, Antarctica
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Stony Brook University
The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation
- www.riverheadfoundation.org
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