Plate 33
  • ALK0033
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  • ALK0033. (SLS67) Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus) largest of all eared seals; endangered species; Alaska
Plate 34
  • ALK0034
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  • ALK0034. king salmon migrating up fish ladder to mate; Juneau; Alaska
Plate 35
  • ALK0035
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  • ALK0035. iceberg and forested mountains; Inside Passage; southeast Alaska
Plate 36
  • ALK0036
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  • ALK0036. iceberg from glacier; deep blue color means ice was deep inside glacier; Inside Passage; southeast Alaska
Plate 37
  • ALK0037
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  • ALK0037. iceberg calving from glacier; deep blue color means ice was deep inside glacier; Inside Passage; southeast Alaska
Plate 38
  • ALK0038
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  • ALK0038. seagulls resting on iceberg from glacier; deep blue color means ice was deep inside glacier; Inside Passage; southeast Alaska
Plate 39
  • ALK0045
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  • ALK0045. view of main street of Haines, Alaska, May 2005
Plate 40
  • ALK0044
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  • ALK0044. view of Haines, Alaska, Fort Seward arts center area also, May 2005
Plate 41
  • ALK0048
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  • ALK0048. clown shrimp Lebbeus grandimanas among stinging tentacles of crimson anemone Cribinopsis fernaldi; Alaska, July 2005
Plate 42
  • ALK0055
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  • ALK0055. whelk, a snail, laying egg masses; Alaska, July 2005
Plate 43
  • ALK0040
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  • ALK0040. Tracy Arm glacier, shows evidence of global warming, receding, Alaska July 2005
Plate 44
  • ALK0041
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  • ALK0041. Tracy Arm glacier, shows evidence of global warming, receding, Alaska July 2005
Plate 45
  • ALK0039
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  • ALK0039. Tracy Arm glacier, shows evidence of global warming, receding, Alaska July 2005
Plate 46
  • ALK0047
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  • ALK0047. wide view of underwater reef, filled with invertebrate life like anemones, Alaska, July 2005
Plate 47
  • ALK0054
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  • ALK0054. nudibranchs mating; hermaphroditic; both animals have both male and female sex organs, Alaska, July 2005
Plate 48
  • ALK0051
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  • ALK0051. anemones, Epiactis prolifera; brooding anemone; young hatch out of mouth and brood on basal column; Alaska, July 2005