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Patterns of black staining on a sand and mud bottom area
Pillow lavas with hundreds of dead mussel shells littering spaces between pillows
Pillow lavas and murky water
Pilot fish (Naucrates ductor)
Panoramic view of rock outcrop with numerous life forms.
Pycnogonid spider crab strolling across rock outcrop
Pink jellyfish hovering above rock outrcops
Pink brittlestars, small white corals, and a vivalve on a brownish black rock outcrop at the rim of Paramount Seamount at the 400 m shallow zone
Possibly a purple acorn worm on a rock outcrop
Pinkish orange holothurian crawling over sediment dusted rock outcrop
Purplish white holothurian swimming above a mud and rock outcrop bottom
Purplish white holothurian swimming above a mud and rock outcrop bottom
Primnoid coral bush
Primnoid coral bush with anemones and galatheid crab
Pennatulacean coral
Purple anemone next to what appears to be an eye of a super-camouflaged fish
Perhaps an anemone with translucent tentacles.
Pink jellyfish seen in the water column.
Possibly a leaf that has drifted to the seafloor.
Pycnogonid crab on a rocky bottom.
Pycnogonid sea spider
Portion of a broken clam shell on a sandy surface.
Papa sponge, mama sponge and baby sponges
Pencil urchin at base of sponge
Pencil urchin with serrated arms
Pinkish orange starfish on sandy muddy bottom.
Pink brittle star on a sand and mud bottom
Pink spherical sea urchin with long spines.
Purple holothurian swimming.
Purple holothurian launching from seafloor.
Possibly holothurian feces although other creatures such as acorn worms leave similar dung expressions.
Possibly holothurian feces although other creatures such as acorn worms leave similar dung expressions.
Polyps of a bamboo whip coral with a small pink squat lobster.
Pink antipatharian "black coral" with pink spiny galatheid crab and yellow feather stars.
Pink polyps on a black coral with an associated brittle star.
Pink antipatharian "black coral" with large red egg-laden ? shrimp.
Pink antipatharian "black coral"
Possibly arms of a large brittle star.
Paramuricid coral with a brittle star.
Paragorgia coral possibly being attacked by yellow parasitic life form
Paragorgia sp
Paramuricid coral with yellow polyps extended
Pink octocoral with white lineations in branches and polyps extended
Pink brittle star in a paramuricid coral.
Paramuricid coral with red and pink brittle stars and a venus flytrap anemone.
Pinkish octocoral with pink polyps extended
Pinkish white octocoral with polyps partially extended.
Paramuricid coral with brittle star
Pinkish zoanthids? covering coral bush with brittle star and squat lobster
Primnoid coral with a large brittle star.
Pink antipatharian "black coral" with galatheid crab having extremely long clawed pereiopods.
Pinkish white gorgonian octocoral- bamboo coral Keratoisis sp.?
Pink gorgonian octocoral- bamboo coral Keratoisis sp.?
Part of "stem" of red antipatharian "black coral" in images expl5076 and expl5077.
Perhaps a cup coral with tentacles extended.
Pivot gun from Monterrey A shipwreck.
Pivot gun from Monterrey A shipwreck.
Possibly small medicine bottle in bottom left
Portions of stern
Platters, plates, and various bottles
Pivot gun on wreck designated 15577 with parts of pivot gun carriage and small anchor to right of gun in image
Pivot gun on wreck designated 15577
Photo mosaic of YP-389, a World War II patrol craft lost to submarine attack on June 19, 1942
Protected from the high-energy of a shallow water environment, deepwater shipwrecks are often very intact
Protected from the high-energy of a shallow water environment, deepwater shipwrecks are often very intact
Phantom HD2 remotely operated vehicle used on site for underwater photography.
Partially buried anchor showing stock and arcuate fluke in lower half of image
Possible sunken barge with downstream current scour hole
Photo mosaic of sunken vessel.
Port side view of sunken ship BOW MARINER obtained by NOAA Ship RUDE using 100-meter sidescan sonar range.
Plan view of a sunken vessel obtained from processed multi-beam sounding information
Plan view of the engine area of the HASSLER.
Pneumatic system of raising shipwreck as illustrated in La Nature 1877.
Paraphernalia used in hardhat diving operations in La Nature.
Porpita mediterranea in La Nature 1880
Plate X of Volume LVII of the Siboga Expedition to the then Dutch East Indies led by Max Weber
Plate VIII
Plate VII
Plate VI
Plate V - track of H.M.S
Plate IV - Fourth Cruise of H.M.S
Plate III - Second Cruise of H.M.S
Plate II - First Cruise of H.M.S
Plate I
Photograph of iceberg in virtually the same area as the TITANIC accident taken two days before the disaster
Passengers leaving the TITANIC in the lifeboats In: Marshall, Logan 1912
Pinkish purple holothurian and sea urchin
Pinkish anemone
Photomicrographs of a subsea thermophile isolated from deep-sea hydrothermal fluids
Preparing to launch Little Hercules
Preparing to launch the CTD rosette
Preparing water bottles for Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) profile and water sampling operations
Preparing to launch Little Hercules during night operations
Portable spectrum analyzer
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