1. Volume 16, Issue 2, Pages R33-R34 (January 2006)
Mid-term marvels 
Nigel Williams 
Current Biology 
Volume 16, Issue 2, Pages R33-R34 (January 2006)
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2. Northern delight: A Physonect siphonophore found at 1,500 metres deep during a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expedition in the Arctic in support of the Census of Marine Life. (Photo: Kevin Raskoff).
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3. Fish and chip: Tagging programmes for large mobile species have revealed the remarkable example of a bluefin tuna that was tracked crossing the Pacific three times in less than two years.
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4. New: A new comb jelly (left), a cydippid ctenophore, was discovered by Census scientists in the Arctic Ocean (Photo: Kevin Raskoff) and a new carnivorous sponge (right) in the Southern Ocean (Photo: Dorte Janussen, Senckenberg Museum, Frankfurt).
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