Fig. 5

Shipboard photographs of Echinodermata and Chordates. a the crinoid Thalassometra cf. gracilis (op 069, 1006–1036 m, KGH); b widespread abyssal brittlestar Amphiophiura bullata (op 015, 4114–4139 m, KGH); c multi-armed seastar Crossaster multispinus (op 069, 1006–1036 m, KGH); d sponge eating asteroid Hoplaster kupe (op 014, 2298–2486 m, KGH); e U-shaped holothurian Echinocucumis ampla has the mouth and anus protruding from the mud (op 035, 2338–2581 m, KGH); f holothurian Oneirophanta mutabilis (op 128, 1770–1761 m, KGH); g deposit feeding elasipod holothurian Amperima furcata (op 035, 2338–2581 m, KGH); h faceless cusk fish Typhlonus nasus (op 053, 3952–4011 m, RZ); i southern cut-throat eel Histiobranchus australis is widespread in southern oceans (op 056, 2650–2636 m, JP/AG); j pinocchio catshark, Apristurus australis (op 069, 1006–1036 m, JP/AG); k red coffin fish Chaunacops coloratus (op 086, 2429–2518 m, JP/AG); l allied halosaur, Aldrovandia affinis (op 069, 1006–1036 m, JP/AG); m kapala whiptail, Nezumia kapala (op 069, 1006–1036 m, JP/AG). Scale bar = 1 cm