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1 total messages Started by David W Walker Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00
A mysterious bryozoan from the Antarctic
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Author: David W Walker
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00
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Bryozoans (moss animals) are colonial aquatic organisms (eg like corals)
that are usually found firmly attached to substrates such as rocks on
the seabed.

However, scientists have found masses of what apppeared to be brown golf
balls floating in the Weddell Sea in the Antarctic. These turned out to
be a floating form of a bryozoan colony, the first ever recorded and
possibly a new species. 

Find out more in an illustrated article (with SEM photos from the
scientists who discovered it) in this month's issue of...

Micscape - the monthly Microscopy and Biology on-line magazine.
URL < http://www.demon.co.uk/micscape/ > (go to Articles page).

(A non-profit making mag for students, naturalists and anybody wishing
to learn about the microscopic world around us).

Also in this month's issue are downloadable movie-clips (with viewer)
and a new section for schools.

Thanks for your attention.

Dave Walker 
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 David W Walker    EMail dave@diwalk.demon.co.uk                           
 Micscape - the monthly Microscopy Magazine
 URL < http://www.demon.co.uk/micscape/ >      
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