Jordan Grigor: Studying the tigers of the plankton aboard the CCGS Amundse

Canada Foundation for Innovation
04/02/2021
Jordan Grigor: Studying the tigers of the plankton aboard the CCGS Amundse

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Ce balado est uniquement disponible en anglais.PhD student in Oceanography at the Université Laval, Jordan Grigor, discusses his research on the Arctic arrow worm, known as the tiger of the plankton. He also gives a glimpse into life aboard the CCGS Amundsen, Canada's only dedicated Arctic research vessel.Image credit: Cyril Aubry

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