DEP0026. (old FC37) viperfish; Chauliodus sloani; light organs in mouth and all along body; Southeastern Pacific (17S; 110W)
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DEP0027. (old FC102) viperfish attacking mysids; Chauliodus spp.; luring prey in with photophores
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DEP0028. (old FC101) viperfish; Chauliodus spp.; attacking lanternfish; but prey has light organs on tail to confuse predator
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DEP0029. (old FC196) deep-sea swallower; Saccopharynx lavenbergi; hinged mouth swings wide open to accommodate large prey
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DEP0030. (old FC197) deep-sea swallower; Saccopharynx lavenbergi; hinged mouth swings wide open to accommodate large prey
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DEP0031. (old FC196) deep-sea swallower; Saccopharynx lavenbergi; hinged mouth swings wide open to accommodate large prey; Guadalupe Is.
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DEP0032. (old FC196) deep-sea swallower; Saccopharynx lavenbergi; hinged mouth swings wide open to accommodate large prey; Guadalupe Is.
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DEP0033. (old FC82) black swallower; Chiasmodon niger; expandable stomach can accommodate very large prey
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DEP0034. (old FC199) deep-sea gulper; Eurypharynx pelecanoides; hinged mouth swings wide open to accommodate large prey; San Diego
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DEP0035. (old FC28) Exterilium larva; unidentified; bizarre trailing extension of the gut; unidentified species; New Guinea
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DEP0036. (old FC234) lamprey; Petromyzon marinus; parasite phase feed on fish by rasping through their skin; Salmon River at Lake Champlain; NY, NOT deep- sea
