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corer

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corer [′kȯr·ər]
(engineering)
An instrument used to obtain cylindrical samples of geological materials or ocean sediments.
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It essentially functions like a pile driver," Austin said, adding that any other corer used in that location "would just bounce right off this tough sediment.
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