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 E-Mail IMAGE: extends just over halfway down the arms. This suggests a habitat close to the seafloor. view more  Credit: © Alexander Ziegler An evolutionary biologist from the University of Bonn brought a new octopus species to light from depths of more than 4,000 meters in the North Pacific Ocean. The sensational discovery made waves in the media a few years ago. Researchers in Bonn have now published the species description and named the animal Emperor dumbo (Grimpoteuthis imperator). Just as unusual as the organism is the researchers approach: in order to describe the new species, they did not dissect the rare creature, but instead used non-destructive imaging techniques. The results have now been published in the prestigious journal

Nordrhein westfalenEberhardd prachtPacific oceanChristina sagornyWalt disneyAlexander zieglerUniversity of bonnInstitute of evolutionary biologyGerman centerNorth pacificEvolutionary biologyNeurodegenerative diseasesMarine freshwater biologyனோற்ர்ேன் வெஸ்ட்ஃபாலன்பெஸிஃபிக் கடல்வால்ட் டிஸ்னி