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Bottom Dwellers
At the Canadian Museum of Nature there is scientific excellence in Arctic research, a regular part of our work in the last 100 years. The museum experts unlock the stories of the natural world and one of our specialties is … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Animals, Canadian museum of nature, natural history, researcher, taxonomy
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Piece-work
Somewhere between dental surgery and sculptural art is the work of the fossil preparator. Fossil preparation is what happens after the challenges of finding and removing specimens from the earth during field work. The field season lasts weeks, while specimen … Continue reading
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Tagged bones, Canadian museum of nature, Fossils, laboratory, natural history
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Looming human impact threaten our deep-sea communities – Live deep-sea ROPOS dives at the Museum – Part 4
Some of the corals observed during the ROPOS dives are believed to be hundreds of years old. Unlike many true corals that form reefs in tropical regions over time, cold water corals simply grow bigger and bigger with age. As … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Water
Tagged Canadian museum of nature, coral forests, corals, gorgonian coral, human impact, overfishing, ROPOS
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New deep-sea species to describe – Live deep-sea ROPOS dives at the Museum – Part 3
I was surprised by the large number of species that could not be readily identified. At this point in time, however, it is too early to know how many new species have been discovered during this expedition. The research team … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Water
Tagged Brittle stars, Canadian museum of nature, crustacean shrimp, deep-sea fishes, fauna, gorgonian bamboo coral, photos, ROPOS
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Amazing images from the ROPOS – Live deep-sea ROPOS dives at the Museum – Part 2
We showed more than 30 hours of videos and since the ROPOS is equipped with HD video cameras, we were able to see the most amazing details of the seafloor and its inhabitants; not so much on the video because … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian museum of nature, gorgonian coral, images, ROPOS, seafloor
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