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Artificial propagated oyster spat collected on sea-scallop shells for observation. Lower row, spat 7 weeks old; upper row, spat three weeks old. The three shells on the lift in the upper row were kept in the rearing tank while the others were placed in the harbor
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Artificial spat collectors coated with paraffin and sand, which allows heavy sets to break up into single oysters after one or two months
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Pound stakes covered with a heavy set of year-old oysters from Great South Bay, 1921. The convex surface of brush, takes, tarred rope, etc., will produce good oysters when thickly covered with spat
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Barrel equipped for developing oyster embryos in the shell stage
a, Fine stream for supplying salt water and circulation in the barrel; b, salt water containing embryos; c, 2-inch layer of fine sand; d, filtros block; e, drain pipe with control valve
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Adult oysters spawning naturally on tray in large spawning tank
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Experimental oyster hatchery, showing outdoor equipment consisting of one large spawning tank and three rearing tanks with filter blocks in place
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One-year-old oysters that set on tar-coated pound nets in Great South Bay, Long Island, 1921. Such a collector is suitable for producing excellent single oysters from heavy sets, with little mortality from overcrowding
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Artificiall propagated oyster spat collected on sea-scallop shells for observation. Lower row, spat 7 weeks old; upper row, spat three weeks old. The three shells on the lift in the upper row were kept in the rearing tank while the others were placed in t
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Interior of Engine Room of Plant Used in 1902
at Woods Hole
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