Dozens of deep-sea species discovered as new crustaceans named (phys.org)

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"It's estimated there are around 5,600 species in the CCZ [Clarion-Clipperton Zone], but around 90% of these are undescribed," explains Dr. Stewart. "As a result, there are thousands of potential species that have been discovered over the past decade just waiting to be named."

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