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Lophelia colony in the North Sea
No full textLiving on riserColonies of Lophelia pertusa living on a riser at the Heather Alpha platform in the North Se
Hydroid colony in the North Sea
No full textLiving on riserHydroid colony living on a riser at the Heather Alpha platform in the North Se
Community of soft corals, anemones, mussels and hydroids in the North Sea
No full textAttached to subsea structure of rigA community of soft corals, anemones, mussels and hydroids living on and around the bottom of the Heather Alpha platform in the North Se
Community of anemones, sea stars, brittle stars, mussels and hydroids in the North Sea
No full textLiving on subsea structureA community of soft corals, sea stars, brittle stars, anemones, mussels and hydroids living on and around the bottom of the Heather Alpha platform in the North Se
Redfish and plumose anemones in the North Sea
No full textAnemones attached to subsea structures, redfish swimmingSebastes sp. redfish and plumose anemones on and around the subsea structure of the Thistle platform in the North Se
Bathypterois phenax Blackfin spiderfish
No full textResting on the seabed.This Blackfin spiderfish was resting on the seabed
Skate
No full textSwimmingThis picture has been called 'Rosebank Ray 2' and 'Image 3348'
Ken Sulak says 'Image 3348' is a bit of a mystery. It looks similar to Amblyraja radiata, the thorny ray, and has the right number of mid-dorsal large median spines - but the tail appears too short, the numerous large spines are missing from the body, and there is no distinct gap between the two dorsal fins. He says "I am not very familiar with rays from the Eastern Atlantic - that do not occur as well in the Western Atlantic. But, I do not think this image is of A. radiata."
John McEachran thinks that this skate is Amblyraja and probably A. hyperborea.
Samuel Iglésias says "I'm also very suprised by the colour (white spot) of that specimen , So I identify it as Amblyraja sp. (cf. hyperborea).
Ophiothrix fragilis
No full textDense aggregationDense aggregation of brittle stars Ophiothrix fragili
Ophiothrix fragilis
No full textDense aggreagtion of brittle stars Ophiothrix fragilis with some small clusters of Alcyonium digitatum. The Rocks are encrusted with Pomatocerus sp
