STRANGE creatures dredged up from the Antarctica seafloor by scientists may have previously been undiscovered. Australian scientists captured a jelly-like, eyeless ‘sea pig’ and ...

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"[We've collected] a really large diversity of a broad suite of marine life, and likely some new species to science," Jan Strugnell, a professor of marine biology at James Cook University in ...

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But aboard an Australian ship near Antarctica, scientists are doing ... Why This Research Matters Professor Jan Strugnell from James Cook University said the mission may uncover new species.

Likely migrants migrate along “flyways” across the globe, even flying to Antarctica ... a senior lecturer in zoology and ecology at James Cook University, said in a news release.

Strange creatures straight out of a science-fiction movie have been captured by scientists off the coast of Antarctica. Pink and bulbous ... a professor of marine biology at James Cook University in ...

Likely migrants migrate along “flyways” across the globe, even flying to Antarctica. Along the way ... a senior lecturer in zoology and ecology at James Cook University, said in a news release. “This ...

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