Within the Caribbean region, numerous unexplored seamounts punctuate the seafloor holding records of geologic, biologic and oceanographic processes over different time-scales. Seamounts are topographically and oceanographically complex with environmental characteristics that vary greatly and have often been suggested to be biodiversity hotspots, however, many of these hypotheses are only beginning to be explored in detail. Exploration of seamount environments in the Greater Antilles/Lesser Antilles transition zone will provide insight into their geological origin, the spatial distribution, ecology, and biodiversity of associated fauna.

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Gallery Highlights
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"Alien" Creatures of the Deep Ocean
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Hard At Work In The Anegada Passage
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Beautiful Creatures of the Caribbean
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Eel Hides in Coral
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Diverse Biology of Conrad Seamount
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Rare Swimming Monkfish
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Amazing Biology at Dog Seamount
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E/V Nautilus in San Juan
Selected Publications
2017
(2017). Demersal fish assemblages on seamounts and other rugged features in the northeastern Caribbean. Deep Sea Research 123: 90-104.