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Cirratulidae sp.
No full textOperational taxonomic unit: Cirratulidae 'Monticellina-like'. Common and wide-spread group of polychaetes.
Size: approximately: 30 mm long. Macrofauna (sieved on 0.5 mm)
Spionidae sp.
No full textinterface feederOperational taxonomic unit: Spionidae sp. A.
Small tube-dwelling elongated polychaetes. Often anterior end with a pair of short frontal horns and with 2 palps that break off easily. Approximate length: 2 mm
Macrofauna (sieved on 0.5 mm)
Hermit Crab
No full textWalking along seafloorHermit crab Pagurus prideaux with an octopus behind, the eye is visible in the picture with the body of the octopus covered in sediment. Most P. prideaux attach sea anemones Adamsia palliata, the anemones provide protection to the hermit crab
Redfish
No full textSwimming in water colum close to the seabedRedfish sp. most likely Helicolenus dactylopteru
Flatfish
No full textLying on the seabed, the body of the fish is very visible and not covered in sedimentFlatfish sp. most likely Lepidorhombus whiffiagoni
Krill
No full textSwimmingKrill probably Meganyctiphanes norvegica found at Lancaster 9 months after drilling
Hermit Crab
No full textWalking across the seafloorHermit crab Pagurus sp. There is also a cushion star within the image Porania pulvillu
Krill
No full textSwimmingKrill probably Meganyctiphanes norvegica found at Lancaster 9 months after drillin