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

Update: 2021-02-04

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

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

Canada Foundation for Innovation

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