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Mote Marine Laboratory

research laboratory, Sarasota, Florida, United States
Also known as: Cape Haze Marine Laboratory
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  • Eugenie Clark
    Eugenie Clark

    …year it was renamed the Mote Marine Laboratory. The year the lab was built, Clark was asked by a cancer researcher to capture some sharks so he could study their livers; that led to the creation of a pen for live sharks at the site. In 1958 Clark undertook research…

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    …year it was renamed the Mote Marine Laboratory. The year the lab was built, Clark was asked by a cancer researcher to capture some sharks so he could study their livers; that led to the creation of a pen for live sharks at the site. In 1958 Clark undertook research…

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