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Gulf of Mexico 2014 Expedition
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Two red shrimp of different sizes next to a small octocoral.
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A pinkish red shrimp.
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A large red shrimp.
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A white shrimp next to a yellow octoral.
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A red shrimp with very spindly legs.
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Closeup of a red shrimp with very spindly legs and delicate chelae.
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Rear view of red shrimp swimming.
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A red and white banded shrimp adhering to the underside of an overhang.
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A red and white banded shrimp adhering to the underside of an overhang. Numerous tube worms and small sponges are also seen. The shiny material to the rightmay be methane hydrate.
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A red and white banded shrimp adhering to the underside of an overhang. Numerous tube worms and small sponges are also seen.
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A large shrimp with moderately robust legs seen from behind.
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A large barnacle with cirri extended. Barnacles are arthropods.
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A large gooseneck barnacle with cirri extended. Barnacles are arthropods.
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A pinkish white black coral bush and a large brittle star seen in profile toits right.
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A chrysogorgia coral.
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A chrysogorgai bush next to a brine pool with two shrimp in its branches.
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Shrimp in chrysogorgia coral bush.
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A small black coral bush with pinkish white polyps. A large squat lobsteris at its top.
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Base of black coral bush with translucent sponge and small purple octocorals.
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Shrimp in Acanella sp. coral bush.
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