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John Venrick is applying for an observer position and has extensive experience as a seaman with over 369 documented days at sea. He has studied rockfish identification and taken courses relevant to marine science. For his research experience, he has conducted field work collecting samples and running experiments on plankton biomass, macroalgae responses to pH, and more. He also has skills in boating safety, welding, photography, and machining. References and qualifications are provided.
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