Heather Austin’s Research… How Color of Shrimp changes with Increased Depth in the Ocean Question: Does pigment (color of shrimp) change with depth? Hypothesis:

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Heather Austin’s Research… How Color of Shrimp changes with Increased Depth in the Ocean Question: Does pigment (color of shrimp) change with depth? Hypothesis: Pigment does change with depth. Shrimp have more red pigment in the deeper waters. Photos Courtesy of Heather Austin and Sara Matthews

What Heather Found Pigment increases with depth …So in deeper waters, the shrimp have more red pigment compared to the surface waters Why? ~900 meters ~500 meters ~150 meters Photos Courtesy of Heather Austin and Sara Matthews

Photos and Graph Courtesy of Heather Austin and Sara Matthews