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a lionfish awaits

Yes- Missouri kids studying marine biology in the Bahamas...

Images were taken from the Andros Island sailing field study, April 2009. Field study is part of the marine biology program in the Saint Joseph School District. Students meet for class on Monday nights throughout the school year.

The field study is conducted from three 45' sailboats along the Andros Island bank/barrier reef. This reef, often said to the the world's third longest continuous reef, remains fairly healthy today. This is due to the fact that the Andros reef hugs the east coast of a one hundred mile long island that is very lightly populated.

Last count indicates a total population of around 8,000 all living in small villages along the eastern coast. This adds a very remote nature to the trip.

We now also maintain a class network at stjoeh2o.ning.com (Old website: from 1999 to 2008, stjoeh2o.org )

Sean
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items are from between 04 Apr 2009 & 14 Apr 2009.

Middle Bight Sunset by nashworld
star coral close by nashworld
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A Sirius Shoal by nashworld
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green moray eel by nashworld
mixed purpose field journal by nashworld
justin the speed snorkeler by nashworld
rock beauty by nashworld
the eye of haley by nashworld
south bight blue by nashworld
moonrise over gibson cay by nashworld
mikey journaling by nashworld
pair of flamingos by nashworld
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justin & the spotted sea hare by nashworld
group sunset gaze by nashworld
andy photographing coral by nashworld
a lionfish awaits by nashworld
exploring goniolithon by nashworld
mr. stingray by nashworld
christmas tree worms by nashworld
chris & his pet bristle star by nashworld
a dismantled urchin by nashworld
pillars of coral by nashworld
reef shark @ middle bight blue hole by nashworld
matt & chris take apart goniolithon by nashworld
blue tangs by nashworld
juvenile blue tang by nashworld
french grunt school by nashworld
sponge @ south bight by nashworld
matt & chris explore tiny reef life by nashworld
andrew photographs a stingray by nashworld
southern stingray by nashworld
rock beauty by nashworld
elkhorn coral by nashworld
shalllllllow sand @ big wood cay by nashworld
moonrise over gibson cay II by nashworld
adolescent blue tang by nashworld
queen triggerfish by nashworld
nick straton studying reef life close-up by nashworld
chris ponders...  something? by nashworld
little roller by nashworld
flamingo tongue by nashworld
brain coral & sunset by nashworld
elkhorn & snorkelers by nashworld
elkhorn coral by nashworld
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terra explores beach on big wood cay by nashworld
chris & terra by nashworld
fanworm by nashworld
brain coral @ long rock by nashworld
a stingray prepares to hide by nashworld
french grunts & sea rods by nashworld
moonshadow @ middle bight by nashworld
blackbar soldierfish by nashworld
polychaete annelid worm by nashworld
golden french grunts by nashworld

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