Weird New Animals From Antarctica's Deep Seas


	Weird New Animals From Antarctica's Deep Seas

zephyr1

5-24-2007 1:12 PM

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deep-sea, ceratoserolis, isopod, crustacean

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5-24-2007 1:45 PM

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Thanks! I CAN USE THIS FOR SCHOOL!
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<B>May 16, 2007—</B>Hundreds of new species of deep-sea animals, such as the baby isopod <I>Ceratoserolis</I> above, have been discovered during expeditions in the waters off Antarctica.
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<I>Ceratoserolis</I> is just one of 585 new species of isopod—a type of marine crustacean related to wood lice—found during the Antarctic Benthic Deep-Sea Biodiversity Project, or ANDEEP, trips between 2002 and 2005.
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