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Erin Dillon: Shark skin time traveller

Erin tells us more about her research here:

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Posted in Blog, Dominican Republic, Sharks on March 15, 2016 by seanmattson. Leave a comment

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Erin and Félix carry off heavy bags of samples for analysis.

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Mauro puts fine samples into a small bags for ear bones, sponge spicules or other microfossils.

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