Jacqueline Meza Tapia

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 Sand found at Stanford University collected after a storm. It was hard to capture a clear image, but the particles of dirt are clearly visible. I wanted to see if it was possible to observe moving particles, but this was not possible with this sample. I will continue collecting mud from different locations and compare them. #
 
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Wet Sand @ Stanford University

My TA found this little worm in the mud we were analyzing.

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Jacqueline Meza Tapia

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Wet Sand @ Stanford University

Worm Bio60_2019

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Foldscope Lens Magnification