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Welcome to the Northeast Fisheries Science Center

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Primnoa and Paramuricea corals, sponges, and anemones in the western Jordan Basin. Photo credit: Gulf of Maine Deep Coral Science Team 2014/NURTEC-UCONN, NOAA Fisheries, UMAINE. Learn about the 2017 ROPOS Cruise »

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Woods Hole Science Aquarium

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Stock Assessments

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Hot off the Press

63rd Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop (63rd SAW) Assessment Report »

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6/20/2017
Following the Fish: Where New England's Catch Goes and Why It Matters »

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6/12/2017
US-Canadian Scientists Explore Northeast Shelf Canyons, Gulf of Maine for Deep-water Corals »

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