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Using Polarized Light to Investigate Shell Structure of Sea Dwelling Organisms

Joshua A. Jones, Enrique J. Galvez, Rebecca A. Metzler, Anthony J. D’Addario, Carrie Burgess, Brian Regan, Samantha Spano, and Ben Cvarch

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Abstract

We present our work on using polarized light to investigate the structure of nacre in three shelled species: bivalve, cephalopod and gastropods. Data were collected using imaging polarimetry of monochromatic light passing through thin samples.

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