This video highlights some of the organisms commonly found at hydrothermal vents at the East Pacific Rise.
Species (common):
Year: 2003
Details:
Media Type: Video
Data Type: Photograph:Video
Device Type: Camera:Video
Feature: EPR:9N
Investigator: Daniel Fornari
Chief Scientist:
Species:

This video shows various aspects of the geology and biology of the well-studies hydrothermal vent site called Bio 9 at the East Pacific Rise (EPR).
Species (common):
Year: 2001
Details:
Media Type: Video
Data Type: Photograph:Video
Device Type: Camera:Video
Feature: EPR:9N:Bio9
Investigator: Daniel Fornari
Chief Scientist:
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Photomosaic of a hydrothermal vent structure at the Kilo Moana vent field in the Lau Basin.
Species (common):
Year: 2005
Details:
Media Type: Video
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera:Digital
Feature: Lau:N-ELSC:KiloMoana
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist: Margaret Tivey
Species: Bathymodiolus brevior

An electronic still camera image taken in 2004 of the high-temperature chimney at the southern end of the Tica area that has been active since 1996.
Species (common):
Year: 2004
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:Tica
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist:
Species:

Alvin 35 mm photograph of the Bio9 vent area. Photograph showing the top 3 m of one of the Bio9 chimneys as imaged in 2002. Scale across image is ~1.5 m.
Species (common):
Year: 2002
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:Bio9
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist:
Species:

Alvin 35 mm photograph of the axial trough floor in the vicinity of Tica vent as imaged in 1994 showing extensive Riftia communities developed in interstices with lobate lava.
Species (common):Tubeworms
Year: 1994
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:Tica
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist:
Species: Riftia pachyptila (Tube worm)

Alvin 35 mm photograph of the Bio9 vent area. Photograph showing the high-temperature Bio9 vent as it existed in 1993 with temperature loggers inserted into the active orifice [Fornari et al., 1998b, 2004; Shank et al., 1998, 2001; Scheirer et al., 2006]. Scale across image is ~3 m.
Species (common):
Year: 1993
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:Bio9
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist:
Species:

Alvin 35 mm photograph taken in 1992 of the Mussel Bed area. Photograph showing extensive mussel community and serpulid worms (small white curvy features on the basalt surface). Distance across bottom of photo is ~2 m.
Species (common):
Year: 1992
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:MusselBed
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist: Rachel Haymon
Species:

Argo electronic still camera image taken in 1989 [Haymon et al., 1991] of the sheet flow terrain within the axial summit trough (AST) floor. Small tubeworm communities are visible at upper left. Scale across bottom of image is ~ 4 m.
Species (common):
Year: 1989
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera
Feature: EPR:9N:9_50
Investigator: Vicki Ferrini
Chief Scientist: Rachel Haymon
Species: