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Alicella gigantea is an
amphipod inhabiting the deep sea, the
largest species ever observed, with some
individuals reaching up to 34
centimetres (13 in)...
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length of 34
centimetres (13 in); it was ****igned to the same species,
Alicella gigantea. A
study of the
Kermadec Trench observed more
specimens of A....
- The
supergiant amphipod (
Alicella gigantea) is
found in the
Hadal zone (collected from ****an Trench, 2022)...
- the
order Mysida were observed.
There were 5
amphipod species including Alicella gigantea.
Novel viruses and
bacteria have been
characterised in the sediment...
- by Two Victorians. Seeley,
Service & Co. Ltd., 1940. Stewart, Averil.
Alicella. London: John Murray, 1955.
Ordnance Survey Grid
Reference NS8257 Inland...
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centimetres (13 in) long in the
Kermadec Trench,
identified as the
species Alicella gigantea. In 2013 a
further iteration of the
OceanLab project using the...
- 8145
metres deep) and the
first video footage of the
supergiant amphipod,
Alicella gigantea. From 2015 to 2017,
Jamieson led the ‘PharmaDEEP’
expedition to...
- ****ociation with
hydrothermal vents. The
family includes the
following genera:
Alicella Chevreux, 1899
Apotectonia Barnard & Ingram, 1990
Diatectonia Barnard &...
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Printers to Her Majesty's
Stationery Office, 1874: p. 112. Stewart, Averill.
Alicella. London: John Murray, 1955. Good Stuff. "Gorebridge,
Stobsmills House,...
- Stewart. London : Seeley,
Service & Co., 1940. Stewart,
Averill (1955). '
Alicella': a
memoir of
Alice King
Stewart and Ella Christie. London: John Murray...
