Biosphoto | 2620024 | Nematode (Epsilonema sp), Meiofauna of the abyss, Pourquoi pas les abysses ?, IFREMER, optical microscope. Nematodes are the most abundant group of animals in the abyss. They interest scientists in their ability to adapt to the most extreme conditions, such as the absence of oxygen or high temperatures.
 | © Gilles Martin / IFREMER / Biosphoto
Biosphoto | 2620024 | Nematode (Epsilonema sp), Meiofauna of the abyss, Pourquoi pas les abysses ?, IFREMER, optical microscope. Nematodes are the most abundant group of animals in the abyss. They interest scientists in their ability to adapt to the most extreme conditions, such as the absence of oxygen or high temperatures.
 | © Gilles Martin / IFREMER / Biosphoto
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Nematode (Epsilonema sp), Meiofauna of the abyss, Pourquoi pas les abysses ?, IFREMER, optical microscope. Nematodes are the most abundant group of animals in the abyss. They interest scientists in their ability to adapt to the most extreme conditions, such as the absence of oxygen or high temperatures.


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2620024
License
Right Managed
Date of shooting
2017-06-03
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