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Program Updates: Year in Review 2010
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    Welcome President's Year in Review Census of Marine Life Ocean Observatories Initiative IODP (U.S. Implementing Organization) IODP (U.S. Science Support Program) Interagency Ocean Observation Committee National Oceanographic Partnership Program Ocean Research and Resources Advisory Panel National Ocean Sciences Bowl Deep Earth Academy Advocacy
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(Click to enlarge) Census of Marine Life - Photo of the Week: The Arctic copepod, Euaugaptilus hyperboreus, uses the elongated setae on its mouth-parts to ensare struggling prey. (Credit: Russ Hopcroft, University of Alaska, Fairbanks)


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