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English: Scanning electron microscope image of Syracosphaera azureaplaneta. Blue colour added for use by BBC news, as part of story on naming of the species after the Blue Planet tv series |
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| Author | Jeremy Young |
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Taken from water sample from 40m deep in the Mauretania upwelling system. Meteor cruise M68-3
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