Au revoir mes Amis!

Posted on July 22, 2011 by planktoneer

We had a nice visit today from some colleagues today. More on that after dinner. Steaks on the grill! Thanks Paul!

About planktoneer

I'm a zooplankton ecologist who studies how individual behaviors and variability affect populations of copepods in marine and estuarine systems.

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