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Schmidt Ocean Institute
schmidtocean.org > argentinas-deep-sea-is-more-biodiverse-than-scientists-thought

Argentina’s Deep Sea Is More Biodiverse Than Scientists Thought

Argentina’s Deep Sea Is More Biodiverse Than Scientists Thought5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (648+ words) In a comprehensive expedition that examined deep-sea ecosystems offshore the entire length of Argentina, scientists discovered the largest-known Bathelia candida coral reef, chemically rich cold seep environments, and documented a rare phantom jellyfish. Video and photos available here. Buenos Aires,…...

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schmidtocean.org > advances-r-v-falkor-toos-mapping-capabilities

Schmidt Ocean Institute Advances R/V Falkor (too)’s Mapping Capabilities

Schmidt Ocean Institute Advances R/V Falkor (too)’s Mapping Capabilities1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (891+ words) Schmidt Ocean Institute reconstructs the bow of R/V Falkor (too), adds a high-performance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) to its advanced technology suite, and reaches a major milestone: 2 million square kilometers of seafloor mapped to date. Video and photos available…...

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schmidtocean.org > argentina-submarine-canyons

Pioneering Study Unites Physics, Geology and Biology in Argentina’s Submarine Canyons

Pioneering Study Unites Physics, Geology and Biology in Argentina’s Submarine Canyons2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (404+ words) Scientists map four submarine canyons and collect critical data on how underwater currents interact with the canyons, providing insights into the physical and chemical dynamics that support rich biodiversity in Argentina's waters. The expedition was led by Dr. Silvia Ines…...