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Three people walk across a rocky beach with sunlight shining across them. Two of them are dressed for snorkeling and the third carries a cooler.
Angela Jones, center, a Ph.D. candidate in marine and environmental science at Northeastern, and Mica Weld, right, lead graduate researcher, head down to Nahant Beach to snorkel at Northeastern’s Marine Science Center while Andrew Robertson, left, a recent master’s in environmental science and policy graduate, collects mussels to feed sea stars.

Angela Jones, center, a Ph.D. candidate in marine and environmental science at Northeastern’s Marine Science Center, and Mica Weld, right, lead graduate researcher, head down to Nahant Beach to snorkel. Andrew Robertson, left, a recent master’s in environmental science and policy graduate, collects mussels to feed researchers’ sea stars. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

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