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1 Phytoplankton Images copyright Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

2 Northern Krill Image Courtesy of Wikipidia Commons

3 Adult Herring Released under the GNU Free Documentation License. Image Courtesy of Wikipidia

4 A school of Jack Mackerel
Author Richard Ling Image Courtesy of Wikipidia

5 Dolphins Photo Courtesy of David Thoreson, expedition photographer for Around the Americas

6 Orca Whale Sea World in Florida Image Courtesy of Free Public Domain Photo Database (PD Photo.org): Splash Images

7 Great White Shark Moperey Bay Aquarium Image Courtesy of Wikipidia Commons "GNU Free Documentation License".

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