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For this #CtenophoreThursday, a spectacular group of "Harp" ctenophores (Lyrocteis imperatoris) seen by @SchmidtOcean ROV while exploring Lihou Reef in the Coral Sea Marine Park off the east coast of Australia on the Queensland Plateau, depth 358 m below the surface 🌊🎼
Found these little #BurgessShale creatures at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo - Wiwaxia (a bit squished after the transatlantic flight), Trilobite, Opabinia, and Marrella #FossilFriday
Presenting (belatedly) the backstroke swimmer of the Cambrian seas, the ~0.5 billion years old Fibulacaris nereidis - new #BurgessShale research by @trichodes & @ROMtoronto's Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron.
Reconstruction by @MesozoicMuse
Read more: https://t.co/2OI9TbMop2
How beautiful is this carnivorous sponge! From today's #Okeanos @oceanexplorer deep ocean dive south of Key West in the Florida Keys archipelago, ~1.2 km below the surface🌊
Giant isopod (Bathynomus giganteus), from today's #Okeanos @oceanexplorer deep ocean dive south of Key West in the Florida Keys archipelago, ~1.2 km below the surface 🌊
Watching the final dive of #Okeanos @oceanexplorer's Windows to the Deep 2019 expedition - here is the first octopus seen during today's dive - Norfolk Canyon in the Atlantic Ocean, at a depth of ~1.6 km below the surface 🐙
"#BurgessShale fossils shed light on the agnostid problem" - new research by Joseph Moysiuk and @ROMtoronto's Dr. Jean-Bernard Caron.
Illustration by @MesozoicMuse.
Read more: https://t.co/hYjLpZ5Uho
The Royal Ontario Museum @ROMtoronto is looking for a Contract Assistant Curator for the Willner Madge Dawn of Life Gallery.
https://t.co/eAJ4w4DDfK
Colours of the deep ocean - corals, crinoid, & anemone, Johnston Atoll Unit, Pacific Ocean, depth ~ 2 km #Okeanos