Barbled plunderfish, Artedidraco shackletoni. The Artedidraconidae, are endemic to the continental shelf of the Southern Ocean. From Ross Sea

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Barbled plunderfish, Artedidraco shackletoni. The Artedidraconidae, are endemic to the continental shelf of the Southern Ocean. From Ross Sea

European brook lamprey, Lampetra planeri, mouth detail. They live in clear, well-oxygenated brooks. Date: 25-Dec-14

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