File:Canadian Waters Teem with Phytoplankton.jpeg
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current | 05:10, 12 March 2021 | 7,200 × 10,400 (13.34 MB) | StellarHalo | {{Information |Description=In late August 2016, the waters off British Columbia, Canada, turned green. “Certainly unusual,” was how Jim Gower of Fisheries and Oceans Canada described it. “Unprecedented, in the sense that none of us have seen blooms this bright here before.” For reasons that scientists are still trying to figure out, the Strait of Georgia and nearby inlets have been teeming with coccolithophores, a harmless type of phytoplankton, or floating plant-like organism. Coccolithopho... |
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