Craw examination

Paula Burch-Celentano pburch@tulane.edu

Eric Bowie, left, gently examines the parts a crawfish as Quinlan Carroll looks on. Mudbug dissection is a requirement in the Diversity of Life course held each summer in the Science and Engineering complex on Tulane’s uptown campus.

Other Related Articles

National Academy of Science member Joan Bennett returns to Tulane as Ida A. Richardson Chair of Botany
Care for community at the center of neuroscience grad’s leadership
Tulane reflects on Katrina: 20 years of renewal and resilience
From geology to policy, Tulane researchers redefine the future of critical minerals
2026 Runsdorf Award winners pursue service through civic engagement