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Cone away!

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Cone away!

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Feb 2014

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Those are microfossils!? Marcin is using a rack and filter paper cones as a drying rack where new and still wet samples are added to the left and the ones to the right are dry and ready to be studied! #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #NSFfunded #paleontology pic.twitter.com/OJ9ZsUX5Dh

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