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Compensation For Missing Limbs

Dr. M October 14, 2008

Being on the high seas as either a pirate or the slightly less glamorous oceanographer, often results in missing limb and body part.  For example,…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species #18: "Venus Fly Trap" Anemone

Kevin Zelnio October 14, 2008

by Kevin Zelnio Photo on left courtesy of MBARI. Photo on right taken in 2004 in the Gulf of Mexico. Notice anemone’s attachment to tubeworm.…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species: #19 Black Devil Anglerfish

Dr. M October 13, 2008

#19 Black Devil or Humpback Anglerfish (Melanocetus johnsonii, Class Actinopterygii, Order Lophiiformes, Family Melanocetidae) This species has become the vertebrate poster child for deep-sea science. …

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species #20: Swimming Sea Cucumbers

Kevin Zelnio October 12, 2008

by Kevin Zelnio Images copyright the SERPENT Project. #20 Enypniastes eximia (Phylum: Echinodermata, Class: Holothuroidea, Order: Elasipodida, Family: Pelagothuridae) Craig likens this semi-transparent sack of…

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US Research Fleet High and Dry

Kevin Zelnio October 11, 2008

From NatureNews.com: "Budget freezes and high fuel costs will force one vessel in the US academic oceanographic fleet — probably from an East Coast institution…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species #21: Pram bug, Phronima sp.

Peter Etnoyer October 11, 2008

#21 Phronima spp. (Phylum: Arthropoda, Class: Malacostraca, Order: Amphipoda, Family: Phronimidae) Pram bug Phronima sp. is a nasty deep-sea amphipod that carves its home from…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species: #22 Xenophyophores

Dr. M October 10, 2008

Image courtesy of MBARI 2008 #22 Xenophyophore (Domain: Eukaryota, Kingdom Rhizaria, Phylum Foraminifera, Class Xenophyophorea) Xenophyophores come in at 22 for several reasons.  First, they…

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Happy International Cephalopod Awareness Day!

Kevin Zelnio October 8, 2008

Of course everyone knows that today, October 8, is International Cephalopod Awareness Day. We here at Deep Sea News love us some cephs! Craig so…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species: #24 Tubeworms

Kevin Zelnio October 8, 2008

by Kevin Zelnio #24 Tubeworms (Phylum Annelida, Class Polychaeta, Order Canalipalpata, Family Siboglinidae) Worms in a tube, what could be more fun! How about worms…

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The 27 Best Deep-Sea Species: #25 Stalked Crinoids

Dr. M October 7, 2008 CrinoidEchinodermataFreyellaStalked Crinoid

#25 Stalked Crinoids (Phylum Echiondermata, Class Crinoidea, Sub Class Articulata) Sure we call them sea lilies but they’re no pansies.  While most people have nightmares…

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