File:Fish otolith on sectioning saw close-up - USGS.jpg

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English: A sectioning saw at the USGS Alaska Science Center prepares to slice fish earbones or "otoliths" into thin slices for microscope slides, so they can be measured for age
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Author Dona Eidam/USGS


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