Jan 26, 2015
This image shows dynamic bed forms or sediment (sand) waves that map the potential habitats of the Pacific Sand Lance, a major forage fish in all of the Salish Sea. Here is a bathymetric image of the one habitat Professor Greene and his colleagues have been studying in the San Juan Channel, a field that holds over 3 million Pacific Sand Lance at one time.
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