Six-gill Shark


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A six-gill shark cruising past a 30" well head.

Item Type:Video
Title:Six-gill Shark
Creator(s):Curry, Rob
Identification:Marshall, Steve
Date:18 September 2008
Time:10.19
Copyright:SERPENT
Classification:Kingdom Animalia > Phylum Chordata (Chordates) > Class Chondrichthyes (Rays, Sharks & relatives) > Hexanchiformes (Frill and Cow Sharks) > Hexanchidae (Cow sharks)
Species:Hexanchidae
Behaviour:Swimming
Depth (m):828.6
Countries:North Africa > Libya
North Africa > Libya
Libya
Habitat:Bathypelagic
Substratum:Mud
Rig:Songa Saturn
Project Partners:CNOOC Africa, Songa Offshore, Subsea7
ROV:Magnum
Quality:Good quality .avi file
Notes:Original video can be found at C:\Documents and Settings\rac1p07\Desktop\My LKM Docs\My Movies\SERPENT Movie Clips\Africa\Libya\sixgillshark.avi
Keywords:A six-gill shark cruises slowly past a wellhead at 828.6 m
Deposited By:Mr Rob Curry
Deposited On:24 April 2009

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