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Dr. Tracy Sutton (right, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute) and Rachel Horak of College of William and Mary display rare knifenose chimaera ( Rhinochimaera atlantica) a primitive deepwater fish rarely encountered. The chimaera was captured during trawling from the NOAA Ship DELAWARE II at a depth of 1100 meters. Done in cooperation with NOAA OER.

Photo Category: Fisheries Species - NOAA 200th Photo Contest
Photo Location: Massachusetts, offshore south of Lydonia Canyon
Photo Date: 2004

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Author: Jay Burnett, NOAA/NMFS/NEFSC/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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