Deep, Open Ocean Most Underexplored Area

Scientists know the least about the largest habitat for life on Earth—the deep, open ocean.
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Deep, Open Ocean Most Underexplored Area
The jeweled squid, Histioteuthis bonellii, swims above the Mid-Atlantic Ridge at depths from 500 meters to 2,000 meters (about 1,640-6,562 ft.). David Shale [email protected]
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The jeweled squid, Histioteuthis bonellii, swims above the Mid-Atlantic Ridge at depths from 500 meters to 2,000 meters (about 1,640-6,562 ft.). (David Shale david.shale@virgin.net)
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