Jen Morgan in Ann Stuart's Woods Hole lab
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2013-11-06Metadata
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Jen Morgan, a student of Ann Stuart's, in their laboratory at Woods Hole. Morgan is seated in front of the lab bench and an electrophysiology rig. Submitted to the MBL Community Archives Project on 2013-07-30 by Ann Stuart
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