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A beautiful jelly fish seen in the water column.
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A small jellyfish has crash-landed on the seafloor.
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A lobate ctenophore in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A colonial siphonophore seen in the water column.
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A strange life form? larvacean house? what is this? Identified as a phaeodarianradiolarian, a type of single-celled protistan that feeds on marine snow.Identified by Steven Haddock, a deep-sea biologist at the Monterey Bay AquariumResearch Institute
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A red ctenophore.
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A benthic siphonophore looking somewhat like a goblet.
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A benthic siphonophore looking somewhat like a goblet.
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Deep Discoverer sampling arm approaching a siphonophore in the water column.
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A small black jellyfish is seen in close proximity to the bottom.
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A black jellyfish is seen in the right upper center and white whip corals in the image center.
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A small black jellyfish hovers over a white feather star crinoid.
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A small black jellyfish is barely visible in the top right center.
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A merman dancing in the deep. Maybe not.
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A jelly fish and a siphonophore seen in the far distance.
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