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Eptatretus springeri, the Gulf hagfish, is a bathydemersal vertebrate which lives primarily in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. It has been observed feeding at and around brine pools: areas of high salinity which resemble lakes on the ocean floor that do not mix with the surrounding water due to difference in density. The high salt content, approximately 200 ppt compared to 35 ppt for standard seawater, creates a buoyant surface which renders oceanic submersibles unable to descend into the pool. It is believed that the inside of the pools only supports microbial life, while the majority of macroscopic life, such as methane-utilizing mussels, exists on the edges. The Gulf hagfish feeds on the primary producers of these environments, as well as other predators.

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  • Eptatretus springeri (eu)
  • Eptatretus springeri (en)
  • Eptatretus springeri (fr)
  • Eptatretus springeri (pl)
  • Eptatretus springeri (nl)
  • Eptatretus springeri (sv)
  • 史氏粘盲鰻 (zh)
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  • Eptatretus springeri generoko animalia da. Arrainen barruko Myxinidae familian sailkatzen da. (eu)
  • Eptatretus springeri est une espèce d'agnathes de la classe des Myxini, de la famille des Myxinidae (les myxines). (fr)
  • Eptatretus springeri is een soort uit de familie der slijmprikken (Myxinidae). (nl)
  • Eptatretus springeri – gatunek bezszczękowca z rodziny śluzicowatych (Myxinidae). (pl)
  • Eptatretus springeri är en ryggsträngsdjursart som först beskrevs av Bigelow och Schroeder 1952. Eptatretus springeri ingår i släktet Eptatretus och familjen pirålar. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som livskraftig. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv)
  • 史氏黏盲鳗,为盲鳗科黏盲鳗属的鱼类。分布於中西大西洋的墨西哥灣東北海域,屬深海底棲魚類,棲息深度在水深400至730公尺,本魚鰓孔6個,黏液孔84至92個,體長可達59公分,棲息在泥底質海域。 (zh)
  • Eptatretus springeri, the Gulf hagfish, is a bathydemersal vertebrate which lives primarily in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. It has been observed feeding at and around brine pools: areas of high salinity which resemble lakes on the ocean floor that do not mix with the surrounding water due to difference in density. The high salt content, approximately 200 ppt compared to 35 ppt for standard seawater, creates a buoyant surface which renders oceanic submersibles unable to descend into the pool. It is believed that the inside of the pools only supports microbial life, while the majority of macroscopic life, such as methane-utilizing mussels, exists on the edges. The Gulf hagfish feeds on the primary producers of these environments, as well as other predators. (en)
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  • * Paramyxine springeri (Bigelow & Schroeder 1952) (en)
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  • Eptatretus springeri, the Gulf hagfish, is a bathydemersal vertebrate which lives primarily in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. It has been observed feeding at and around brine pools: areas of high salinity which resemble lakes on the ocean floor that do not mix with the surrounding water due to difference in density. The high salt content, approximately 200 ppt compared to 35 ppt for standard seawater, creates a buoyant surface which renders oceanic submersibles unable to descend into the pool. It is believed that the inside of the pools only supports microbial life, while the majority of macroscopic life, such as methane-utilizing mussels, exists on the edges. The Gulf hagfish feeds on the primary producers of these environments, as well as other predators. Like other species of hagfish, the Gulf hagfish produces slime from glands in its skin. It also exhibits complex knotting behavior, in which the body of the hagfish is twisted into knots, believed to be related to the removal or management of slime. Hagfish of the genus Eptatretus (including E.springeri and the more extensively studied E. stoutii), are able to form more complex knots than those of genus Myxine due to the anisotropic nature of their skin. (en)
  • Eptatretus springeri generoko animalia da. Arrainen barruko Myxinidae familian sailkatzen da. (eu)
  • Eptatretus springeri est une espèce d'agnathes de la classe des Myxini, de la famille des Myxinidae (les myxines). (fr)
  • Eptatretus springeri is een soort uit de familie der slijmprikken (Myxinidae). (nl)
  • Eptatretus springeri – gatunek bezszczękowca z rodziny śluzicowatych (Myxinidae). (pl)
  • Eptatretus springeri är en ryggsträngsdjursart som först beskrevs av Bigelow och Schroeder 1952. Eptatretus springeri ingår i släktet Eptatretus och familjen pirålar. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som livskraftig. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life. (sv)
  • 史氏黏盲鳗,为盲鳗科黏盲鳗属的鱼类。分布於中西大西洋的墨西哥灣東北海域,屬深海底棲魚類,棲息深度在水深400至730公尺,本魚鰓孔6個,黏液孔84至92個,體長可達59公分,棲息在泥底質海域。 (zh)
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