New branch of evolution discovered in Pacific’s contested deep-sea

Eva Cahill : 26 MARCH 2026, THURSDAY, 21:51

Researchers have discovered a whole new evolutionary branch on the deep-sea floor, having found an entirely new superfamily, and 24 new deep-sea species on the central Pacific’s seafloor. These amphipod creatures – small crustaceans – […]

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