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- Pseudoliapris amblystomopsis (Liparidae, snailfish) from 7703m in the Japan Trench (NW Pacific) (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- Notoliparis kermadecensis (Liparidae, snailfish) from 7000 in the northern Kermadec Trench (SW pacific) (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- Coryphaenoides armatus,approaching one of Oceanlab’s baited cameras at 4800m in the Porcupine Abyssal Plain (NE Atlantic)(August 2011, RRS James Cook Cruise 62)
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- The scavenging amphipod Eurythenes gryllus from 7000m in the Peru-Chile Trench (SE Pacific) (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- The other decapod is Heterogenys micropthalma from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- The big amphipod is Eurythenes gryllus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- The big amphipod is Eurythenes gryllus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- The cusk eel (ophidiid) Bassozetus cf. nasus from 5500m on the edge of the Marianas Trench (Central pacific) (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- These cusk eels (Ophidiidae) are Bassozetus aff. robsustus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- These cusk eels (Ophidiidae) are Bassozetus aff. robsustus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- These cusk eels (Ophidiidae) are Bassozetus aff. robsustus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- The Pennaeids (Decapoda) are benthesicymnus crenatus from 6400m in the Kermadec Trench. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- Mass aggregation of scavenging cusk eels (Ophidiidae) from 6000m in the Peru-Chile Trench (SE Pacific). Species unknown. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
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- Collage of miscellaneous fauna from the Peru-Chile Trench (4600 to 8065m) featuring Macrouridae, ophidiidae, Liparidae and zoarcidae (all fish) plus some amphipods, ophuiroids and decapods. (Dr. Alan Jamieson, Oceanlab, University of Aberdeen)
