Award: OCE-1851383

Award Title: Collaborative Research: dispersal depth and the transport of deep-sea, methane-seep larvae around a biogeographic barrier
Funding Source: NSF Division of Ocean Sciences (NSF OCE)
Program Manager: Cynthia Suchman
DatasetLatest Version DateCurrent State
Summary of the HOV Alvin dives that occurred on R/V Atlantis cruise AT42-24 in the Western Atlantic margin and Gulf of Mexico in February and March 20202023-04-12Data not available
Summary of AUV Sentry dives conducted on R/V Endeavor cruise EN658 from Narragansett, Rhode Island to Gulfport, Mississippi in October and November of 20202023-12-03Data not available
Summary of ROV Jason dives that occurred during R/V Thomas G. Thompson cruise TN391 (Woods Hole, Massachusetts to Gulfport, Mississippi) in May and June 20212023-04-17Data not available
Summary of AUV Sentry dives that occurred during R/V Thomas G. Thompson cruise TN391 (Woods Hole, Massachusetts to Gulfport, Mississippi) in May and June 20212023-04-17Data not available
Mitochondrial COI barcode sequencing data for Gigantidas childressi veligers, pediveligers, and juveniles from samples collected on R/V Thompson cruise TN391 in Mississippi Canyon 853 in the Gulf of Mexico during May 20212024-10-15Data not available
V3-V4 16S sequence accessions from samples of whole Gigantidas childressi as well as seafloor water samples collected on R/V Thompson cruise TN391 in Mississippi Canyon 853 in the Gulf of Mexico during May 20212024-10-15Data not available
List of biological samples taken during the R/V Atlantis cruise AT50-04 in the Gulf of Mexico and Northwestern Atlantic in late October 20222024-11-25Data not available
2024-11-27Data not available
2024-11-27Data not available
2024-12-03Data not available
Plankton net cast deployments and collection information from R/V Endeavor cruise EN658 from Narragansett, Rhode Island to Gulfport, Mississippi in October and November of 20202024-12-03Data not available

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Principal Investigator: Craig M. Young (University of Oregon Eugene)