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应该做好了吧... |
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所以他才被命名为从地狱来的僵尸。。。 |
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那么你的眼睛 不是大吃 冰气淋 咯 。。。 |
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有没有 晕堕堕 感觉 列 。。。 |
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很苏胡 |
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半透明的鱼。。。。
Researchers solve mystery of deep-sea fish with tubular eyes and transparent head
Researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute recentlysolved the half-century-old mystery of a fish with tubular eyes and atransparent head. Ever since the "barreleye" fish Macropinna microstomawas first described in 1939, marine biologists have known that itstubular eyes are very good at collecting light. However, the eyes werebelieved to be fixed in place and seemed to provide only a"tunnel-vision" view of whatever was directly above the fish's head. Anew paper by Bruce Robison and Kim Reisenbichler shows that theseunusual eyes can rotate within a transparent shield that covers thefish's head. This allows the barreleye to peer up at potential prey orfocus forward to see what it is eating.
Deep-sea fish have adapted to their pitch-black environment in avariety of amazing ways. Several species of deep-water fishes in thefamily Opisthoproctidae are called "barreleyes"because their eyes are tubular in shape. Barreleyes typically live nearthe depth where sunlight from the surface fades to complete blackness.They use their ultra-sensitive tubular eyes to search for the faintsilhouettes of prey overhead.
Although such tubular eyes are very good at collecting light,they have a very narrow field of view. Furthermore, until now, mostmarine biologists believed that barreleye's eyes were fixed in theirheads, which would allow them to only look upward. This would make itimpossible for the fishes to see what was directly in front of them,and very difficult for them to capture prey with their small, pointedmouths.
Reisenbichler used video from MBARI's remotely operated vehicles(ROVs) to study barreleyes in the deep waters just offshore of CentralCalifornia. At depths of 600 to 800 meters (2,000 to 2,600 feet) belowthe surface, the ROV cameras typically showed these fish hangingmotionless in the water, their eyes glowing a vivid green in the ROV'sbright lights. The ROV video also revealed a previously undescribedfeature of these fish--its eyes are surrounded by a transparent,fluid-filled shield that covers the top of the fish's head.Most existing descriptions and illustrationsof this fish do not show its fluid-filled shield, probably because thisfragile structure was destroyed when the fish were brought up from thedeep in nets. However, Robison and Reisenbichler were extremelyfortunate--they were able to bring a net-caught barreleye to thesurface alive, where it survived for several hours in a ship-boardaquarium. Within this controlled environment, the researchers were ableto confirm what they had seen in the ROV video--the fish rotated itstubular eyes as it turned its body from a horizontal to a verticalposition.
n addition to their amazing "headgear," barreleyes have a variety ofother interesting adaptations to deep-sea life. Their large, flat finsallow them to remain nearly motionless in the water, and to maneuververy precisely (much like MBARI's ROVs). Their small mouths suggestthat they can be very precise and selective in capturing small prey. Onthe other hand, their digestive systems are very large, which suggeststhat they can eat a variety of small drifting animals as well asjellies. In fact, the stomachs of the two net-caught fish containedfragments of jellies. After documenting and studying the barreleye's uniqueadaptations, Robison and Reisenbichler developed a working hypothesisabout how this animal makes a living. Most of the time, the fish hangsmotionless in the water, with its body in a horizontal position and itseyes looking upward. The green pigments in its eyes may filter outsunlight coming directly from the sea surface, helping the barreleyespot the bioluminescent glow of jellies or other animals directlyoverhead. When it spots prey (such as a drifting jelly), the fishrotates its eyes forward and swims upward, in feeding mode.
Barreleyes share their deep-sea environment with many differenttypes of jellies. Some of the most common are siphonophores (colonialjellies) in the genus Apolemia. These siphonophores grow toover 10 meters (33 feet) long. Like living drift nets, they trailthousands of stinging tentacles, which capture copepods and other smallanimals. The researchers speculate that barreleyes may maneuvercarefully among the siphonophore's tentacles, picking off the capturedorganisms. The fish's eyes would rotate to help the fish keep its "eyeson the prize," while its transparent shield would protect the fish'seyes from the siphonophore's stinging cells.
Robison and Reisenbichler hope to do further research to find out if their discoveries about Macropinna microstomaalso apply to other deep-sea fish with tubular eyes. The bizarrephysiological adaptations of the barreleyes have puzzled oceanographersfor generations. It is only with the advent of modern underwater robotsthat scientists have been able to observe such animals in their nativeenvironment, and thus to fully understand how these physicaladaptations help them survive.
它的其中一种食物就是这种长型的水母。。。siphonophore in the genus Apolemia.
简介:
这只半透明的鱼是来自2000feet的深海鱼。。。它的学名叫着Macropinna microstoma。。他有与众不同的眼睛。。因为它的眼睛大多数时间都是往上看的。。。所以他的前半段是透明的,好让它可以寻找它的食物。。当它看到他的猎物时,他的眼睛就会转向前方,然后往上扑上去。。。科学家怀疑的青色的眼睛平时是用来收集从上面下来的阳光,好帮助他捕食水中会发光的微生物。。。。
这里有它的影片。。
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM9o4VnfHJU
23 February 2009
MBARI News Release
[ 本帖最后由 机车女孩 于 26-2-2009 09:48 PM 编辑 ] |
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深海里果然是无奇不有。
多谢机车的资料。 |
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回复 94# 惟 的帖子
还有什么新的可介绍吗,越看越有兴趣 |
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不好意思啦。。。。
我有写简介。。。看简介和图案就好。 。 |
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Chimaera....
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Chondrichthyes
Subclass:Holocephali
Order:Chimaeriformes
不懂像什么的深海鱼。。。。
The deep sea Chimaera fish, also called the Longnosed Chimaerahas a long nose. It lives in temperate waters around the world ondepths of 200 to even more than 2000 meters. It also has a long dorsalspine that contains a light toxic substance (see pictures). TheLongnosed Chimaera belongs to the order of Chimaeriformes, there are 6species of Chimaera Fishes that live in various oceans around theworld. The name "Chimaera" comes from the Greek word Chimaera whichmeans monster.
简介
它住在大约2600米深海。。。有长长的怪鼻子。。用来scan住在泥沙里的食物,就好像重金属扫描器。。它跟鲨鱼和魔鬼鱼是亲戚。。有时他也被称呼为鬼鲨。。。
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