ANT0049. emerald notothen Trematomus bernacchii in hydroid, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 50
ANT0050. sharp-spined notothen Trematomus pennellii, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 51
ANT0051. bald notothen Pagothenia borchgrevinki (borch) on iceberg, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 52
ANT0052. bald notothen Pagothenia borchgrevinki (borch) in hole in iceberg, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 53
ANT0053. fish (probably T. bernacchii) in sponge, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 54
ANT0054. fish (probably T. bernacchii) in sponge, notothenioid fish uses antifreeze glycoproteins to keep from freezing in Antarctic water, Antarctica
Plate 55
ANT0055. giant Antarctic isopod Glyptonotus antarcticus in newly formed anchor ice, seastar Odontaster validus, Antarctica
Plate 56
ANT0056. bush sponge Homaxinella balfourensis covered in anchor ice, anchor ice forms in water less than 33 meters in depth, Antarctica
Plate 57
ANT0057. sea stars attack a bush sponge Homaxinella balfourensis, Antarctica
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ANT0058. sea star attacking and eating a bush sponge Homaxinella balfourensis that is covered in anchor ice, Antarctica
Plate 59
ANT0059. (OCT28) in ice cave below a seal hole, a small octopus, possibly Pareledone sp., hunts crustaceans and fish, Antarctica
Plate 60
ANT0060. fan worms Perkinsiana sp., probably Perkinsiana littoralis in seafloor community, use their feathery gills to fan water for food particles, Antarctica
