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June 03, 2008

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100 New unknown species found in Great barrier reef,Australia.

Courtesy: http://news.nationalgeographic.com Hundreds of new marine creatures, including as many as 150 soft corals, have been discovered in three Australian reefs, scientists report. Previously unknown shrimps, worms, scavenging crustaceans, and spectacularly colored soft corals were identified at the tropical sites during a study led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS).Part of the Census of Marine Life, a ten-year initiative to assess global ocean diversity, the expeditions involved systematic sampling of lesser known coral reef animals at Lizard and Heron islands on the Great Barrier Reef and Ningaloo Reef on Australia's west coast. The creature, which lacks the stingers of jellyfish, was among thousands of species studied at three coral reef sites--two of them along the Great Barrier--during a four-year survey led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science. Not even this small, delicate seaweed species, Caulerpa cupressoides, escaped the notice of scient...

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