Table 2. (Continued)
91
320-400
18°37’ 30’’ 65°05’ 00’’ St. Thomas
fish, squid, crustaceans
92
310-350
18°39’ 00’’ 65°05’ 30’’ St. Thomas
93
350-400
18°38’ 00’’ 65°09’ 30’’ St. Thomas
Mollusks, worms, foraminifera, echinoderms
94
300-470
18°37’ 45’’ 65°05’ 00’’ St. Thomas
Pteropods, brittlestars
95
300-350
18°39’ 00’’ 65°03’ 30’’ St. Thomas
96
270-330
18°36’ 00’’ 65°05’ 30’’ St. Thomas
Deep-sea fish, mollusks, worms, sea urchins, brittlestars, holothurians
97
310-400
18°37’ 30’’ 65°02’ 15’’ St. Thomas
Deep-sea fish, heteropods, shrimp
98
290-340
18°33’ 30’’ 65°00’ 00’’ St. Thomas
Deep-sea fish, pteropods, heteropods, shrimp
99
180-200
18°39’ 30’’ 64°65’ 00’’ St. Thomas
Sea urchins, brittlestars, crinoids, crustaceans, deep-sea fish, mollusks
100
100-300
18°38’ 45’’ 64°52’ 45’’ Tobago Island
Deep-sea fish, hydroids, echinoderms, sponges, crustaceans, mollusks
101
190-300
18°40’ 30’’ 64°50’ 00’’ Tobago Island
Crinoids, comatulids, hydroids, deep-sea fish, mollusks, brachiopods, sponges,
Crustaceans, anemones, worm tubes, parasites
102
90-500
18°50’ 30’’ 64°43’ 00’’ Tobago Island
Hydroid
103
150-400
18°51’ 00’’ 64°33’ 00’’ Tobago Island
Mollusks, crinoids, sponges
104
80-120
18°30’ 40’’ 66°13’ 20’’ Chesapeak Bay
Fish, mollusks, crustaceans, echinoderms, worms, hydroids
105
150
18°30’ 50’’ 66°13’ 20’’ Chesapeak Bay
Mollusks, brittlestars, anemones
106
150-195
18°31’ 20’’ 66°16’ 30’’ Salinas Island
107
250-260
18°32’ 15’’ 66°17’ 45’’ Salinas Island
108
2940
19°32’ 00’’ 67°53’ 00’’
Pelagic organisms
109
3000
20°05’ 00’’ 68°10’ 00’’
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