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Posted on November 30, 2017April 26, 2021

Introducing the Mariana Snailfish!

We are excited to announce the official scientific name for the Mariana snailfish, one of the planet’s deepest-living fishes.

Mariana snailfish in situ.
Mariana Snailfish from nearly 26,000 ft deep in the Mariana Trench, Photo by Alan Jamieson, University of Aberdeen.
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