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This Scrawled Cowfish is just one representative of an abundance of species captured during NOAA summer bottomtrawl survey in the GOM

September 7, 2015
This Scrawled Cowfish represents one of many species captured during the Oregon II bottom trawl survey in the Gulf of Mexico this summer.

Photo: David Walker

This Scrawled Cowfish represents one of many species captured during the Oregon II bottom trawl survey in the Gulf of Mexico this summer. TAS 2015 David Walker presents a photographic guide and offers theories on species diversity on his blog.
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