Each of these gastropods are from the deep sea in the North Atlantic near 1500m. Each is is a few mm in height.
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Charles Messing graciously shared these pictures with DSN of crawling crinoids. You can see the full movie here. Cenocrinus asterius, a larger species, in the…
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This crystal was recovered from the preserved tissue of a bamboo coral collected from Alaska’s Aleutian Islands in the 1850’s. Bamboo corals are deep-sea gorgonians…
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A megavertebrate picture from the old private collection. A Chinstrap aboard the R/V Polarstern .
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Aplacophora is a class of mollusks comprised of about 320 species. They were considered echinoderms until around 1987 when they were moved to Mollusca. Species…
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Scanning electron microscope image (x 25000) of the coccosphere (Acanthoica acanthifera) collected in the North Atlantic. From the British Natural History Museum
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A “living fossil” Desmophyllum, a solitary coral aged to 3000 years.
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Both Pictures from Igenious.org.uk James Six (1731-1793) retired early from business to devote himself to the natural sciences. He is best known for the invention…
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A Scottish Sea Spider without kilt (from the Metro.co.uk) from the Rockall Trough off NW Scotland.
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This beautiful, actively venting carbonate structure resembling a snow-covered Christmas tree is about 3 ft high. “The beehive” is perched precariously on the near-vertical side…
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