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Paul Snelgrove Gives Census Talk at The Rooms Provencial Museum

Posted by Will Ramos on Friday, November 18th, 2011 at 4:17 pm
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Dr. Paul Snelgrove, Memorial University, Canada

Dr. Paul Snelgrove gave a talk on the Census of Marine Life at the The Rooms Provencial Museum in St. John’s Canada on Wednesday November, 16. The talk was well attended, with over 120 people present. Dr. Snelgrove emphasized the many interesting discoveries of the Census, the role international collaboration and how much is still unknown about the ocean. For more information about the talk, please see the article in the Telegram.


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