Microbe Poster: Hot Threads of the Deep
In the deep subsurface, oxygen is limited (or even completely absent), and is often toxic to many microbes living there….
Sensei Microbe Poster
This bacterium is named after Dr. Ken Takai, who is sailing with us on Expedition 376! Like most forms of…
Microbe Poster: The Hottest Life on Earth
This poster highlights the current world champion hyperthermophile: Methanopyrus kandleri. But that’s not all – this rod-shape archaea is also…
Expedition Career Trading Cards
Download the Career Trading Cards pdf to discover the variety of career options available on a given expedition. Learn how…
Uncovering Earth’s Secrets: a free children’s book
How to download the ebook: For iPads and Macs: Uncovering Earth’s Secrets was designed specifically to fit on an iPad screen….
Continents and Currents
During World War II, an American attack transport captain, named Harry Hess, noticed that the size of submarine volcanoes became…
Embroidering Microfossils
This pdf provides templates for many microfossils, however, there are hundreds of types not included here. You can find more…
Microfossil knitting patterns
These knitted patterns help to provide students and educators an example of what a microfossil looks like on a tangible…
Tahitian Sea Level Change Core (IODP 310)
The two 30cm replicas of 310-20A-22R-2 display coral sandstone and massive coral (Porites) in growth position with interbedded microbiolites (organosedimentary…
Saanich Inlet Core Model (ODP 178)
The sediment cored at Saanich Inlet off Vancouver Island, British Columbia contains evidence of catastrophic flooding events – called Jokulhlaups…