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Highlights
New photo ID guide for meso pelagic fish in the NE Atlantic
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] A new photo ID guide for meso pelagic fish in the NE Atlantic, freely downloadable (80Mb) is now available:
Publication of first UK deep-sea biotope sensitivity assessments
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] Publication of first UK deep-sea biotope sensitivity assessments Ellen Last, Charlie Howarth & Laura Robson Joint Nature Conservation Committee,
Deep Sea Lebanon Project
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] Results of the 2016 Expedition Exploring Submarine Canyons: Towards Deep-Sea Conservation in Lebanon Project Mira Husseini & Ziad Samaha
Hydrodynamics and Habitat Suitability for Meiofauna And Corals (HydroSMAC)
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] Hydrodynamics and Habitat Suitability for Meiofauna And Corals (HydroSMAC) Sandra Brooke Florida State University, USA The eastern Gulf of
The icebreaker Kronprins Haakon explores deep hydrothermal vents under ice in the Arctic
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] The icebreaker Kronprins Haakon explores deep hydrothermal vents under ice in the Arctic Eva Ramirez-Llodra* and the HACON cruise
NOAA 2020 Okeanos Explorer Expeditions
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research announces 2020 Okeanos Explorer Expeditions National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration In support
Coral Reefs on the High Seas Coalition
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] Coral Reefs on the High Seas Coalition – Supporting the establishment of the first marine conservation areas to protect
DY108: Return to the Darwin Mounds, the UK’s 1st deep-sea MPA
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] DY108: Return to the Darwin Mounds, the UK’s 1st deep-sea MPA Brian Bett1*, Veerle Huvenne1*, et al. 1National Oceanography
DY109: BioCam & Autosub6000 Dancing over the Darwin Mounds
[from Deep-Sea Life Issue 14] DY109: BioCam & Autosub6000 Dancing over the Darwin Mounds Blair Thornton1*, Veerle Huvenne2*, et al. 1University of Southampton, UK,
