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Bluegill in Polluted Water

Discarded objects in a freshwater lake. A bluegill (Lapomis macrochirus) swims past the trash. This pile of trash is a mess of old tin cans, bricks, broken glass and metal scraps. These rough surfaces are quickly becoming home to zebra mussels (Dreissena

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13623071
Media ID
43166489
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4500px x 3000px (7.4MB)
Credit
Ted Kinsman /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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