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TONMO.com staff member and Auckland University of Technology research associate Kat Bolstad (Tintenfisch (http://www.tonmo.com/phpBB/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=8)) has written an article for TONMO.com about deep sea cephalopods, complete with photographs and links to related video clips. This is must-read material for all TONMO'ers.
Deep Sea Cephalopods: Introduction and Overview (http://www.tonmo.com/science/public/deepseacephs.php)
Thanks T!
Fujisawas Sake
May 07, '03, 1:05am
Two tentacles up! Excellent article!
Kat,
:notworth:
Beautifully done. Thank you for the education (and the erudition).
Clem
Architeuthoceras
May 07, '03, 10:45am
Two tentacles up! Excellent article!
:notworth:
Beautifully done. Thank you for the education (and the erudition).
DITTO
Octomatt
May 07, '03, 2:16pm
Excellent! I enjoyed reading this over lunch today.
Great stuff, and thanks for doing it.
Will you be setting us questions later?
P
Tintenfisch
May 07, '03, 7:20pm
Aw, thanks, guys! Glad you enjoyed it. :roll:
Will you be setting us questions later?
As in, will there be a test? I suppose I could collaborate with Tani on essay ideas, for those who really miss their college days...
Sample test question:
"If a sub-mature Mesonychoteuthis with a mantle length of 2.35 meters departs Wellington for Auckland at 1pm, at a base speed of 15 knots, and a mature Architeuthis with a mantle length of 2.25 meters departs Auckland for Wellington at 1:30pm, at a base speed of 5 knots, how much time will they have to take tea together before arriving at their mutual destinations at 6pm?"
Oop. Just triggered a bad flashback. Excuse me
(runs to bathroom)
Clem
Is this an African or European Mesonychoteuthis?
I don't know thaAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!
Colin
May 08, '03, 11:00am
LOLOL
I suppose these squid are the cephy holy grail arnt they?
LOLOL