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Diodon holocanthus. Photo_Merete Kvalsund, IMR
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Dr. Fridtjof Nansen in action, the trawl is out. Photo credits to Reidar Toresen, IMR
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Dactolopterus Gurnard with his nice fin. Photo credits Merete Kvalsund, IMR
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Coris atlantica. Photo Credits Merete Kvalsund, IMR
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We're getting a lot of species on mission and sometimes we have to read keys to find art and name. Here's two crabs ready to get your name.Photo courtesy of Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Lagocephalus laevigatus.Photo courtesy of Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Nicholsina usta_Photo courtesy of Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Today we got beautiful colors in the catch.Photo courtesy of Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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These crabs is called Shame-Face-crab since it hide its face behind his claws. This is a Calappa rubroguttata. Photo courtesy of Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Selene dorsalis Photo courtesy Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Many fish species in the catch_Photo courtesy ReidarToresen
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We get many different species. Here the fish taxonomist Peter from FAO showing scientists how to see the difference between different flatfishes we get.Photo Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Photo Courtesy Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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A beautiful night aboard the R/V Dr. Fridtjof Nansen.Photo courtesy Merete Kvalsund (IMR)
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Lots of great in the sea, just look at this beautiful starfish.Photo courtesy Merete Kvalsund (IMR)