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05/26/2002
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Approximate Date. Information that appears with image on Ocean Pulse: Diving to the Rosebud Vents Galapagos Rift In 2002, researchers diving in the submersible Alvin returned to the Galapagos Rift, a mid-ocean ridge about 250 miles from the Galapagos Islands in the eastern Pacific Ocean where hydrothermal vents and exotic organisms were first found in 1977. They discovered that seafloor lava had paved over a hydrothermal vent site called Rose Garden, named for its abundant communities of red-tipped tubeworms, mussels and clams the size of dinner plates, and other animals. But a few hundred feet away, tiny animals had begun to colonize a new vent field the researchers named Rosebud. On May 20, scientists will return to the site to see how the hydrothermal community has evolved at Rosebud during Dive and Discover? Expedition 9. Researchers will again use Alvin to see what chemical, microbial and geological changes have occurred, make detailed maps of the animal distributions, and take high-resolution photographs to create photomosaics of the seafloor. They will also sample the animals and lava flows, deploy time-lapse cameras, larval traps, and chemical sensors directly at the vents, and search for new animal communities and black-smoker vents along the Galapagos Rift. Students and the public can join the expedition May 20-June 3 at Dive and Discover. Image Of the Day caption: Deep-sea hydrothermal vent sites host dense communities of animals in a food web built on chemical energy from beneath the seafloor. These sites experience frequent disturbances, like volcanic eruptions, that sometimes wipe out entire communities. Learn how a site on the East Pacific Rise was recolonized by distant populations of animals after a 2006 eruption and how its transformation has added to our understanding of how these communities persist in this unstable environment at the final Science Made Public talk of 2014, led by WHOI biologist Susan Mills. This talk will be held in Redfield Auditorium at 45 Water Street in Woods Hole.
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Diving to the Rosebud Vents Galapagos Rift
In 2002, researchers diving in the submersible Alvin returned to the Galapagos Rift, a mid-ocean ridge about 250 miles from the Galapagos Islands in the eastern Pacific Ocean where hydrothermal vents and exotic organisms were first found in 1977. They discovered that seafloor lava had paved over a hydrothermal vent site called Rose Garden, named for its abundant communities of red-tipped tubeworms, mussels and clams the size of dinner plates, and other animals. But a few hundred feet away, tiny animals had begun to colonize a new vent field the researchers named Rosebud. On May 20, scientists will return to the site to see how the hydrothermal community has evolved at Rosebud during Dive and Discover? Expedition 9. Researchers will again use Alvin to see what chemical, microbial and geological changes have occurred, make detailed maps of the animal distributions, and take high-resolution photographs to create photomosaics of the seafloor. They will also sample the animals and lava flows, deploy time-lapse cameras, larval traps, and chemical sensors directly at the vents, and search for new animal communities and black-smoker vents along the Galapagos Rift. Students and the public can join the expedition May 20-June 3 at Dive and Discover.
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Deep-sea hydrothermal vent sites host dense communities of animals in a food web built on chemical energy from beneath the seafloor. These sites experience frequent disturbances, like volcanic eruptions, that sometimes wipe out entire communities. Learn how a site on the East Pacific Rise was recolonized by distant populations of animals after a 2006 eruption and how its transformation has added to our understanding of how these communities persist in this unstable environment at the final Science Made Public talk of 2014, led by WHOI biologist Susan Mills. This talk will be held in Redfield Auditorium at 45 Water Street in Woods Hole.
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Illustration by Eric S. Taylor, WHOI Creative
Illustration by Jack Cook
Illustration by Jayne Doucette
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Photo by Amy Apprill
Photo by Craig LaPlante
Photo by Daniel Hentz
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Photo by Elise Hugus
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photo by Jeff Yonover
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jmcnichol: Public presentation jmcnichol: Public presentation jbernhard: present in a slide show efitzpatrick: EARTH Magazine article jdoucette: Image Of the Day, 08/25/2014 kjoyce: presentation jhickey: UI 2014 Presentation lwhitcomb: presentation background images etaylor: Oc50n1 kkostel: History of Hydrothermal Vents site jdoucette: Image of The Day sclifford: gift for Meg Tivey sclifford: gift for Meg Tivey dfino: whoi.edu jtromp: for museon jtromp: 75th Anni Documentary mhudspeth: WHOI 75th Anniversary Documentary Appears on June 2005 Ocean Pulse
jmcnichol: Public presentation
jmcnichol: Public presentation
jbernhard: present in a slide show
efitzpatrick: EARTH Magazine article
jdoucette: Image Of the Day, 08/25/2014
kjoyce: presentation
jhickey: UI 2014 Presentation
lwhitcomb: presentation background images
etaylor: Oc50n1
kkostel: History of Hydrothermal Vents site
jdoucette: Image of The Day
sclifford: gift for Meg Tivey
sclifford: gift for Meg Tivey
dfino: whoi.edu
jtromp: for museon
jtromp: 75th Anni Documentary
mhudspeth: WHOI 75th Anniversary Documentary
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