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Description: This hydromedusa is probably Benthocodon (perhaps B. pedunculata). However, the genus may be Voragonema. Without a higher resolution image or a properly preserved specimen, it is impossible to be certain.
These are common in the benthic boundary zone in all the oceans. They apparently feed on copepods, perhaps too, the organic fluff that carpets the sea floor. Item Type: Image Title: Benthocodon sp. Copyright: SERPENT Species: Benthocodon sp. Behaviour: These animals drift slowly over the surface of the sediment apparently feeding on copepods and organic material on the sediment Site: Indian -- Indian Ocean -- East Africa -- Zafarani Depth (m): 2601 Countries: East Africa -- Tanzania Habitat: Benthic boundary zone Rig: Ocean Rig Poseidon Project Partners: Statoil, Oceaneering ROV: Millenium 93 and 73 Deposited By: Dr Andrew Gates Deposited On: 19 April 2012
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One of the jelly fish collected from the deep Arcitic Canada Basin. The original image was taken by Kevin Raskoff of Monterey Peninsula College, and now graces this Canadian stamp.
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Aglantha conica.
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Aglaura hemistoma.
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Liriope cerasiformis.
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Aglantha digitalis. After A. Agassiz.
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Rhopalonema typicum.
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Trachymema digitale (Fabr>.
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Trachynema digitale.
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Description: This hydromedusa is probably Benthocodon (perhaps B. pedunculata). However, the genus may be Voragonema. Without a higher resolution image or a properly preserved specimen, it is impossible to be certain.
These are common in the benthic boundary zone in all the oceans. They apparently feed on copepods, perhaps too, the organic fluff that carpets the sea floor. Item Type: Image Title: Benthocodon sp. Copyright: SERPENT Species: Benthocodon sp. Behaviour: These animals drift slowly over the surface of the sediment apparently feeding on copepods and organic material on the sediment Site: Indian -- Indian Ocean -- East Africa -- Zafarani Depth (m): 2601 Countries: East Africa -- Tanzania Habitat: Benthic boundary zone Rig: Ocean Rig Poseidon Project Partners: Statoil, Oceaneering ROV: Millenium 93 and 73 Deposited By: Dr Andrew Gates Deposited On: 19 April 2012
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Description: This hydromedusa is probably Benthocodon (perhaps B. pedunculata). However, the genus may be Voragonema. Without a higher resolution image or a properly preserved specimen, it is impossible to be certain.
These are common in the benthic boundary zone in all the oceans. They apparently feed on copepods, perhaps too, the organic fluff that carpets the sea floor. Item Type: Image Title: Benthocodon sp. Copyright: SERPENT Species: Benthocodon sp. Behaviour: These animals drift slowly over the surface of the sediment apparently feeding on copepods and organic material on the sediment Site: Indian -- Indian Ocean -- East Africa -- Ngisi-1 Depth (m): 1326 Countries: East Africa -- Tanzania Habitat: Benthic boundary zone Rig: Deep Sea Metro I Project Partners: BG Group, Oceaneering ROV: Millennium 113 Deposited By: Dr Andrew Gates Deposited On: 14 August 2014
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Description: This hydromedusa is probably Benthocodon (perhaps B. pedunculata). However, the genus may be Voragonema. Without a higher resolution image or a properly preserved specimen, it is impossible to be certain.
These are common in the benthic boundary zone in all the oceans. They apparently feed on copepods, perhaps too, the organic fluff that carpets the sea floor. Item Type: Image Title: Benthocodon sp. Copyright: SERPENT Species: Benthocodon sp. Behaviour: These animals drift slowly over the surface of the sediment apparently feeding on copepods and organic material on the sediment Site: Indian -- Indian Ocean -- East Africa -- Ngisi-1 Depth (m): 1326 Countries: East Africa -- Tanzania Habitat: Benthic boundary zone Rig: Deep Sea Metro I Project Partners: BG Group, Oceaneering ROV: Millennium 113 Deposited By: Dr Andrew Gates Deposited On: 14 August 2014
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Description: This hydromedusa is probably Benthocodon (perhaps B. pedunculata). However, the genus may be Voragonema. Without a higher resolution image or a properly preserved specimen, it is impossible to be certain. These are common in the benthic boundary zone in all the oceans. They apparently feed on copepods, perhaps too, the organic fluff that carpets the sea floor.
Item Type: Image Title: Benthocodon sp. Copyright: SERPENT Project Species: Benthocodon sp. Behaviour: Site: Indian -- Indian Ocean -- East Africa -- Kamba-1 Site Description: Seafloor Depth (m): 1384 Countries: East Africa -- Tanzania Habitat: benthic boundary Rig: Deep Sea Metro I Project Partners: BG Group, Oceaneering ROV: Millennium 114 Deposited By: Dr Andrew Gates Deposited On: 06 February 2015
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Description: Halicreas minimum floating in the water column in the Gulf of Mexico Item Type: Video Title: Halicreas minimum in the Gulf of Mexico Species: Halicreas minimum Behaviour: Swimming in water column Site: Atlantic -- Gulf of Mexico -- Green Canyon 821 Site Description: Midwater Depth (m): 759 Latitude: 27 deg 09' 20" N Longitude: 90 deg 29' 43" W Countries: Mexico -- Gulf of Mexico Habitat: 9.98 degrees C water temperature Rig: Transocean Marianas Project Partners: BP, Oceaneering, Transocean ROV: Millennium Deposited By: Rob Curry Deposited On: 16 May 2007
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Ptychogastria polaris Allman, 1878
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