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Mid-Cayman Rise Expedition 2011
Ocean Exploration
A polychaete tubeworm forest almost looking like it was planted in neat rows.
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Small tubeworms protruding from a sandy bottom.
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Tubeworms with perhaps a small batfish in the upper right with tail towardscamera. Shimmer in image might indicate proximity to venting.
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Tube worms with shrimp? on rock outcrop.
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A bluish sponge and small tube worms on a sediment covered black rock outcrop.
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A xenophyophore, a large single-celled organism.
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Serpulid worm.
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Sand-covered serpulid worms?
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A swimming polychaete worm?
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Anemone attached to coral stalk? on hydrothermally altered rock face.
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Purplish-balck anemone attached to rock outcrop
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Glass sponge attached to rock outcrop.
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Stalked white hexactinellida sponge
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Hexactinellida sponges growing on rock face. The bluish gray sponges are amongthe most abundant animals seen in this Mid-Cayman Rise environment.
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Sponge growing from rock face.
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Hexactinellida sponge growing on sediment bridge between two large holes
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White hexactinellida sponge growing on sediment
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Brown sponge growing from junction of sediment-rock interface
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Clear anemone? corallomorphian? with white spots at tips of tentacles
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Large globular melon sponge
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