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Giant cusk eel (Spectrunculus grandis); approximately 60 cm total length; at2677 meters depth.
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Giant cusk eel (Spectrunculus grandis); approximately 60 cm total length; at2677 meters depth.
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A rare anglerfish or sea toad (Bathychaunax coloratus; Family Chaunacidae);20.5 cm in length at 2461 meters water depth.
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Bathysaur or highfin lizardfish (Bathysaurus mollis) at 2375 meters depth.
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Pacific flatnose (codling) (Antimora microlepis) at 2802 meters.
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Witch eel (Venefica tentaculata)
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Witch eel (Venefica tentaculata) at 1854 meters water depth.
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Witch eel (Venefica tentaculata) at 1854 meters water depth.
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Witch eel (Venefica tentaculata) at 1854 meters water depth.
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Cusk eel
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A blob sculpin (Psychrolutes phrictus).
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Rat-tailed fish
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Lost City Expedition 2005. This wreckfish, swimming between carbonatechimneys, is just over 1 meter in length. They are common near the summitof the massif and within the Lost City Field at a depth of ~750-800 m.They routinely followed the submersibl
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North Atlantic Stepping Stones Expedition 2005.Blue Antimora.
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North Atlantic Stepping Stones Expedition 2005.Oreo dory or false boarfish at Corner Rise.
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North Atlantic Stepping Stones Expedition 2005.A grenadier drifts by a black coral (Bathypathes sp.).
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North Atlantic Stepping Stones Expedition 2005.Halosaur.
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Ring of Fire 2006 Expedition. A grenadier hanging out near an extinct ventchimney.
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Ring of Fire 2006 Expedition. Diving at NW Rota-1 Brimstone Pit.Stalked crinoids in an area subjected to hydrothermal alteration.Large fish swimming by.
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Ring of Fire 2006 Expedition. Diving at NW Rota-1 Brimstone Pit.A thin arrow-like fish is seen in the hazy waters caused by mineral-ladenhydrothermal fluids being emitted from hydrothermal springs.
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