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Limnology is taught every other year. Staff from the Field Station help out on their field trip to Pymatuning, PA. Limnology class at PFBC Fish Hatchery Linesville, PA.

A group of people stand around a large round aquarium in the floor, leaning on the railing. The wall behind them has mounted fish.

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Large fish tank

Looking down into a large round aquarium full of fish and a log

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Large fish tank

People stand around the bottom of a very tall fish tank, looking through various viewing windows

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Large fish tank

Two people stand near the bottom of a very tall fish tank with various viewing windows

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Hatchery tanks

A room full of large rectangular fiberglass fish tanks. The tanks appear to be empty. One person stands in between two of the tanks

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Hatchery tanks

Round fish tanks with screen lids sitting in them, with rectangular fiberglass fish tanks behind them. The tanks appear to be empty.

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Antique boat motors

A few people stand near old metal boat motors in wooden stands

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Pymatuning Reservoir

A body of water. On the left is a narrow piece of land with a large tree, a small building, and some rectangular ponds. At the bottom of the image is a wooden dock.

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Dr. Randy Snyder teaches a section on seining. Bass caught while seining

A person in a rain coat holds a medium-sized fish in their hands

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Identifying, measuring, and weighing yellow perch and other fish.

A person uses a ruler to measure a narrow green fish on a white ceramic pan. A scale sits next to the pan.

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Collecting zooplankton samples on Conneaut Lake, PA.

A person on a boat holds the cup at the bottom of a net

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Dr. Howie Riessen isolates Chaoborus larvae for an experiment.

A person with glasses looks into a white porcelain pan filled with water

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Watching the predatory behavior of Chaoborus larvae.

Four people look intently at a small cup of water set on top of an upside-down bucket. There are little white specks in the cup of water.

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Filtering Chaoborus predation study for lab analysis.

A group of people work together to pour a jug of water into a funnel over a sieve.

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Filtering Chaoborus predation study for lab analysis.

A different group of people work together to pour a jug of water into a funnel over a sieve.

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Filtering Chaoborus predation study for lab analysis.

A different group of people work together to pour a jug of water into a funnel over a sieve.

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Filtering Chaoborus predation study for lab analysis. Kit Hastings (left) helps.

A different group of people work together to pour a jug of water into a funnel over a sieve.

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Limnology class

A group of people standing in a parking lot near some cars. A van is hooked up to a boat.

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