The Discovery of New Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vent Communities in the Southern Ocean and Implications for Biogeography
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David A. Pearce | Philipp H. Boersch-Supan | Paul A. Tyler | Christopher R. German | Alex D. Rogers | C. N. Roterman | Katrin Linse | Rachel A. Mills | Leigh Marsh | Sarah A. Bennett | Sven Thatje | Douglas P. Connelly | P. Tyler | T. Shank | C. German | D. Connelly | J. Copley | N. Polunin | A. Rogers | V. Huvenne | R. Pancost | D. Pearce | A. Graham | K. Linse | A. Clarke | W. Reid | K. Zwirglmaier | S. Thatje | R. Larter | R. James | D. Green | Alfred Aquilina | L. Marsh | Andrew Clarke | Eva Ramirez-Llodra | A. Hilário | Robert D. Larter | Veerle A. I. Huvenne | William D. K. Reid | R. Mills | Katrin Zwirglmaier | Richard D. Pancost | Jeffrey A. Hawkes | Jon T. Copley | Rachael James | Alfredo Naveira Garabato | Nicholas V. C. Polunin | Timothy Shank | Belinda J. Alker | Alfred Aquilina | Robert J. J. Dinley | Alastair G. C. Graham | Darryl R. H. Green | Laura Hepburn | Ana Hilario | Christopher N. Roterman | Christopher J. Sweeting | C. Sweeting | S. Bennett | L. Hepburn | E. Ramirez-Llodra | A. N. Garabato | R. J. Dinley
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