After Scilla and Cariddi, another uncommon animal recorded in Sicilian waters: the deep-sea carnivorous ascidian Dicopia antirrhinum C. Monniot, 1972
Nowadays the knowledge about the Mediterranean deep-sea fauna is still scarce, especially concerning Ascidiacea. Unlike their shallow counterparts, deep-sea ascidians are rather uncommon to find. Visual technologies, such as Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), represent a unique opportunity to observe several rare or uncommon species in their natural habitat. This study reports the occurrence of a … Read more