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Deep sea creatures shed light on the future of medical imaging | Science | Guardian Weekly

Deep sea creatures shed light on the future of medical imaging | Science | Guardian Weekly

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Michael Lombardi is a subaquatic entrepreneur, literary artist, diving technologist, and explorer. The digital content throughout this site chronicles his work. 100% of commerce generated through this media benefits Ocean Opportunity Inc.

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