Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.





Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic. Whether it's tropical waters, the depth of the North Atlantic, or the icy waters Arktiki- biologists «Census of Marine Life» pursue only one goal: the discovery of new species, while they do not disappear from the face of the earth. The project was launched in 2000, it has since been discovered thousands of previously unknown to the inhabitants of the underwater world ...

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1. Megaleledone setebos, like his ancestors, lives in the cold waters of the Antarctic

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.



2. Another unusual resident of the Antarctic: Kiwi hirsuta was discovered in 2006 by French oceanographers.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

3. Maritime transports spider eggs.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

4. Comb

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

5. The larva of the eel

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

6. holothurian (sea cucumber)

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

7. tunicates

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

8. Antarctic waters: fish- grenadiry and glass sponge

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

9. sponges, bryozoans, corals and coral moss together form a dense mat that serves other types of safe haven.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

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Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

11. These tunicates look like tulips from stekla- in fact it is the animals that feed on plankton.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

12. Because of global warming, many species of corals exposed to the threat of extinction.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

13. This kind of sinofory was also opened 2 years ago.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

14. Another comb.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

15. Trehugolnaya floating snail called Clio pyramidata.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

16. "transparent" floating snail Atlanta peroni.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

17. Oxygyrus keraudreni.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

18. Hippopodius hippopus, also this kind would probably never discovered if not thorough "inventory" the world's oceans.

Census of Marine Life- central project Oceanic.

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