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Dive Support Team preparing to assist with tide gauge installation
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Deploying a CTD instrument from the NOAA Ship FERREL.
Duck bird wading in water
Delta Submersible preparing for an 85-meter depth dive at Latitude 37 59 N., Longitude 123 26 W.
Delta Submersible with south east Farallones island in background
Dall's Porpoise (Phocoenoides dalli) swimming.
Dover sole (Microstomus pacificus) camouflaged on soft bottom habitat at 302 meters
Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) in soft bottom habitat at 35 meters
Dungeness crab (Cancer magister) in soft bottom habitat at 100 meters depth
Dense hydrocoral (Stylaster californicus) and invertebrate cover in rocky reef habitat at 50 meters
Dense invertebrate cover on rocky reef habitat at 90 meters depth
Dense invertebrate cover on rocky reef habitat at 90 meters depth
Divers on a rich reef environment including creolefish (Paranthias furcifer) and blue chromis (Chromis cyanea).
Deepwater corals at MacNeil Bank.
Deepwater habitat at Bright Bank with creole fish, grouper, Spanish hogfish, and brown chromis swimming about.
Dead turtle hatchling that made a wrong turn or was picked up and dropped by a bird
Diver investigates the anchor windlass at the OSHIMA shipwreck site.
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DUNNOTTAR CASTLE Trotman anchor.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeologist descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Diving archaeological team descending to the remains of the NORTHERN LIGHT.
Divers on the bow of the NORTHERN LIGHT at nearly 190 feet water depth.
Divers on the bow of the NORTHERN LIGHT at nearly 190 feet water depth.
Diver on the bow of the NORTHERN LIGHT at nearly 190 feet water depth.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Divers on the shipwreck of the NORTHERN LIGHT at 190 feet.
Diver over wreckage of the NORTHERN LIGHT, a shipwreck in 190 feet water depth
Debris from the NORTHERN LIGHT, a shipwreck in 190 feet water depth
Diver below stern and upside-down rudder of the NORTHERN LIGHT, a shipwreck in 190 feet water depth
Diver over the bow of the NORTHERN LIGHT, a shipwreck in 190 feet water depth
Diver with lights approaching the bow of the NORTHERN LIGHT, a shipwreck in 190 feet water depth
Derelict fishing gear
Derelict fishing gear
Divers Benjamin Cowie-Haskell and Deborah Marx wait to be picked by the R/V Auk after a dive to the shipwreck of the coal schooner Paul Palmer
Divers Benjamin Cowie-Haskell and Deborah Marx are buzzed by a large mola mola or ocean sunfish while documenting the shipwreck of the coal schooner P
Divers Benjamin Cowie-Haskell and Deborah Marx climb back onboard the R/V Gannet after an investigation of the shipwreck Paul Palmer
Diver Brian Wells preparing to dive in the kelp forest at Point Lobos State Reserve.
David Ball of the Minerals Management Service surveys German U-boat U-701, with NOAA divers.
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Diver conducting video survey with large sponges and juvenile queen angelfish.
Diver inspecting cannonball jellyfish with sun above at Gray's Reef.
Diver and a large jellyfish at Gray's Reef.
Diver conducting video survey on Gray's Reef with a variety of fish and a large soft coral bush.
Diver conducting fish survey on Gray's Reef with a variety of invertebrates in image including soft coral, finger sponge, and a few fish.
Dan Basta, director of the National Marine Sanctuary Program, standing at the chart table of the Flower Garden Banks Marine Sanctuary R/V MANTA during
Divers enjoying the reef at Fagatele Bay
Dolphin swimming ahead of the NOAA vessel SHEARWATER as seen from the bow.
Diving on Avenger TBF at Anacapa Island.
Diving on the shipwreck of the AGGI, diver Charles Lara observes a sheepshead (Archosargus probatocephalus).
Diver and California sealion (Zalophus californianus).
Driftwood in the dunes in the Channel Islands
Dolphin cavorting in the Channel Islands.
Dan Basta, head of the National Marine Sanctuaries program, leading a group of scientists, educators, and science administrators on a tour of the Chan
Dan Basta, head of the National Marine Sanctuaries program, leading a group of scientists, educators, and science administrators on a tour of the Chan
Delta submersible seen on surface in waters off Santa Cruz Island
Dotyophycus sp
Dudresnaya capricornia at 20 meters depth.
Dive area in vicinity of Motu Iti and Motu Nui.
Divers over large coral head
Doublebar goatfish (Parupeneus trifasciatus)
Doublebar goatfish (Parupeneus trifasciatus)
Damselfish
Damselfish
Damselfish
Dropping into the Twilight Zone, the community structure changes noticeably and many sponges increase dramatically in size.
Diver inspecting sunken buoy.
Debris from ship wreck of early Nineteenth Century whaling vessel on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver's arm shows scale of anchors seen in image reef3696
Diver shows scale of anchors seen in image reef3696
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Debris from early Twentieth Century wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef
Diver next to propeller giving concept of scale of machinery from modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver next to propeller giving concept of scale of machinery from modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Debris from modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef extending above surface.
Debris from modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef extending above surface.
Debris from modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver inspecting modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver inspecting modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver inspecting modern ship wreck on Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver carefully inspecting World War II mine that drifted to Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver carefully inspecting World War II mine that drifted to Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Diver carefully inspecting World War II mine that drifted to Pearl and Hermes Reef.
Debris on the Kansho Maru.
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
Debris from shipwreck
During Liftbag Training a diver lifts a Z block.
During Liftbag Training a diver lifts a mooring block.
Diseased coral.
Diseased coral.
Diseased coral.
Diseased and dead areas within coral.
Dead coral on top, algae band in middle, and darker diseased zone between algae and relatively healthy coral.
Diseased and weakened coral.
Dead and dying coral covered by algae.
Diseased and dying coral .
Diseased and dying coral .
Dead coral reef with skeletal remnants of reef-building corals.
Disease ravaged coral.
Divers unnecessarily touching and handling coral and coral reef animals place unnecessary stress on the reef and could kill many delicate creatures.
Dive tourists loving a coral reef structure to death as touching can damage or kill delicate coral polyps.
Dive tourists loving a coral reef structure to death as touching can damage or kill delicate coral polyps.
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Divers looking and enjoying without disturbing the reef.
Diver ready to photograph and looking and enjoying without disturbing the reef.
Divers looking and enjoying without disturbing the reef.
Diver remaining above reef.
Damage to coral in areas of concentrated dive tourism.
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Devastation caused by crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci)
Divers engaged in cutting net debris for floating to surface and transporting back to contract vessel CASITAS.
Damsel fish living at edge of net debris
Derelict net debris after cutting apart and floating free portion to surface.
Derelict net prior to cutting out reef substrate material prior to loading on inflatable boat.
Derelict net wrapped up on reef
Derelict net debris being removed from inflatable boat and onto deck of CASITAS.
Derelict net entangled on reef with steel shackle that could cause reef damage.
Derelict net on surface after removal from reef.
Diamond blenny (Malacoctenus boehlkei)
Dash goby (Ctenogobius saepepallens) at the entrance to its burrow.
Dasya sp.
Diploria sp., Gorgonacea sea fans, and Turbinaria sp.
Darwin's world map of coral reef types and their distribution.
Dead staghorn coral.
Dead staghorn coral with attached tunicates and algae
Double-lined fusilier (Pterocaesio digramma)
Diver's watch
Doctorfish (Acanthurus chirurgus)
Dash goby (Ctenogobius saepepallens)
Dusky squirrelfish(Sargocentron vexillarium)
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