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Welcome to Unchatted Waters, the podcast that talks to the people behind the science.
In this episode we'll be donning our lifejackets, putting on our wellies and exploring our scientific surveys. We'll discuss how we sample across the entire food web from the smallest phytoplankton to the largest fin whales. During our voyage we will talk about the people and technology that help us understand the ocean's ecosystem … so welcome onboard.
Hosted by Kirsty Bradley with guests: Jeroen Van Der Kooij and Sam Barnett
English
United Kingdom
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