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Collection of porefluid from sediment core for geochemical analysis.Photo_Michael Melcher

Collection of porefluid from sediment core for geochemical analysis. Samples are collected with so-called Rhizon samplers onboard R/V G.O. Sars in the Norwegian-Greenland sea during Centre of Geobiology expedition 2015.
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