Plate 13
  • DEP0013. (old FC51) seamoth; Pegasus volans; heavily armored bottom dweller; Australia: Queensland: Flinders Group, NOT deep-sea
Plate 14
  • DEP0014. (old FC44) tripodfish or rayfin; Bathypterois or Bathypterois; apparently uses its long fin rays as landing gear, springs across bottom like a cricket
Plate 15
  • DEP0015. (old FC55) Acronurus larvae; larvae of reef-dwelling tangs and surgeonfish resemble these; 10 S; 41 E, NOT deep-sea
Plate 16
  • DEP0016. (old FC123) icefish; Chaenocephalus aceratus; blood contains antifreeze to survive in -2 C temps; Antarctica: Anvers Island, NOT deep-sea
Plate 17
  • DEP0017. (old FC170) leptocephalus eel larvae (Anguilla); a great mystery for many years; live very deep in Sargasso Sea, then return to rivers as adults
Plate 18
  • DEP0018. (old FC192) sea robin; Peristidion orientale; bizarre; covered with bony plates; East China Sea, NOT deep-sea
Plate 19
  • DEP0019. (old FC37) viperfish; Chauliodus sloani; light organs in mouth and all along body; Southeastern Pacific (17S; 110W)
Plate 20
  • DEP0020. (old FC59) barreleye; Opisthoproctus soleatus; tube eyes see shadows; deep-sea worldwide
Plate 21
  • DEP0021. (old FC203a) black sea dragon; Idiacanthus antrostomus; fishing lure in front of mouth attracts prey; deep sea; entire body shot
Plate 22
  • DEP0022. (old FC203) black sea dragon; Idiacanthus antrostomus; fishing lure in front of mouth attracts prey; deep sea
Plate 23
  • DEP0023. (old FC175) krill; Stylocheiron maximum; shown alongside larger Euphasia superba of Antarctica; Eastern Pacific, NOT deep-sea
Plate 24
  • DEP0024. (old FC21) oarfish; Regalecus glesne; reach 8m in length;responsible for many sea-serpent stories; Eastern Pacific