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Some polychaetes are bioluminescent; this sassy sparkler has protein structures in the bristles, making them iridescent. Polychaete means many bristles, and each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia covered in bristles called chaetae. #ChileMargin2024
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Some polychaetes are bioluminescent; this sassy sparkler has protein structures in the bristles, making them iridescent. Polychaete means many bristles, and each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia covered in bristles called chaetae. #ChileMargin2024

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As marine organisms die & sink, they decompose & slowly build up methane that seeps upward through cracks in the seafloor. Chemosynthetic microbes convert methane into energy to grow. Explore w/us during #ChileMargin2024 Divestreams:
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As marine organisms die & sink, they decompose & slowly build up methane that seeps upward through cracks in the seafloor. Chemosynthetic microbes convert methane into energy to grow. Explore w/us during #ChileMargin2024 Divestreams:

Schmidt Ocean

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This sea cucumber, or Enypniastes eximia, was seen during #ChileMargin2024. AKA headless chicken monsters, they eat decaying organic matter (marine snow) that falls from upper layers. This clears & aerates the sediment, making it easier for other animals to move through.
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This sea cucumber, or Enypniastes eximia, was seen during #ChileMargin2024. AKA headless chicken monsters, they eat decaying organic matter (marine snow) that falls from upper layers. This clears & aerates the sediment, making it easier for other animals to move through.

Schmidt Ocean

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This Colobonema or silky jelly was observed during the 55-day #ChileMargin2024 expedition, where scientists are working to characterize how food and energy move through these ecosystems from one organism to another. Learn more and explore with us:
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This Colobonema or silky jelly was observed during the 55-day #ChileMargin2024 expedition, where scientists are working to characterize how food and energy move through these ecosystems from one organism to another. Learn more and explore with us:

Schmidt Ocean

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