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Rain barrel on the side of a house.
Rain barrel
Conceptual diagram illustrating the nitrogen cycle, including the Haber-Bosch process.
The nitrogen cycle with Haber-Bosch process
Pyrodinium bahamense, considered the sister taxon to Alexandrium, is a tropical euryhaline dinoflagellate found mainly in the Atlantic Ocean. P. bahamense is a major cause of seafood toxicity and cause of paralytic shellfish poisoning, especially in Southeast Asia.
Pyrodinium bahamense
Water discharge from a sandstone quarry into Pipe Creek in Sandusky, Ohio.
Quarry Discharge
Water discharge from a sandstone quarry into Pipe Creek in Sandusky, Ohio.
Quarry Discharge
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
Illustration of a city building.
Urban: city building 09
Illustration of a high-rise building.
Urban: city building 10
Illustration of satellite-tracked drifter, a remote sensing instrument.
Satellite-tracked drifter
Illustration of an apartment building.
Urban: city building 11
A typical offshore fishing boat in Samoa.
Double-hulled fishing boat (Samoa)
Illustration showing sediment inputs.
Inputs: nutrients 2
Illustration showing sediment inputs.
Inputs: sediments 2
Illustration showing a plate coral that has been preyed upon by a Crown of Thorns starfish.
Plate coral: crown of thorns damage
A typical double-hulled fishing boat, used for offshore fishing. Currently moored outside the fish market in Apia, Samoa.
Double-hulled fishing boat (Samoa)
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland
Fort McHenry
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland
Fort McHenry
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