[from Deep-Sea Life Vol 12] Sponges on the rocks: Exploring a new deep-sea sponge ground of the Azores (Portugal) Marie F. Creemers, Christopher Pham,
Expeditions
82nd Cruise of RV Akademik M.A. Lavrentyev
[from Deep-Sea Life Vol 12] Multidisciplinary exploration of the chemosynthesis-based communities in the Bering Sea during the 82nd Cruise of RV Akademik M.A. Lavrentyev
Océano Profundo 2018
[from Deep-Sea Life Vol 12] Océano Profundo 2018: exploration of deep-sea habitats of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands aboard NOAA Ship Okeanos
Tasmanian seamounts: have deep-sea corals recovered?
[from Deep-Sea Life Vol 12] Tasmanian seamounts: have deep-sea corals recovered? Alexandra A.-T. Weber Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow, Museums Victoria Email: aweber@museum.vic.gov.au The Tasmanian Seamounts
A multi-disciplinary step towards better understanding benthic ecosystems off the west coast of South Africa
[From Deep-Sea Life 11, available here] Zoleka Filander1,2 (1) Department of Environmental Affairs, Oceans and Coasts Branch, Oceans and Coastal Research, Cape Town, South
Voyage to the White Shark Café
[From Deep-Sea Life 11, available here] Amanda N. Netburn (1), Elan Portner (2), Bruce Robison (3), Barbara Block (2) (Chief Scientist) (1) NOAA Ocean
BioMount Project: unveiling deep biodiversity of Mediterranean seamounts
[From Deep-Sea Life 11, available here] Marzia Bo (1), Martina Coppari (1), Francesco Massa (1), Federica Costantina (2), Guido Gay (3), Giorgio Bavestrello (1)
Deep-sea Exploration of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico with NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
[From Deep-Sea Life 11, available here] Diva Amon (1), Scott France (2), Charles Messing (3), Adam Skarke (4), Daniel Wagner (5), Brian Kennedy (6),
Okeanos Explorer 2018 Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Exploration
On behalf of NOAA, the Office of Ocean Exploration and Research (OER) invites members of the ocean science and management community to submit areas
