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Division of Public Relations and Marketing Communications
Nova Southeastern University
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314-7796

communications@nova.edu

Newly Discovered Anglerfish Species Darling of Media

Fish May Be "Ugly," But The Media Coverage is Beautiful!

 

Lasiognathus dinema - new Anglerfish (Theodore Pietsch, Ph.D.)

Photo Credit: Theodore Pietsch, Ph.D. University of Washington

FORT LAUDERDALE – DAVIE, FL – During a recent research excursion, Nova Southeastern University researcher and professor Tracey Sutton, Ph.D. found something that no one on earth had ever seen before. A new species of anglerfish.

Dr. Sutton, who works in NSU’s Halmos College of Natural Sciences and Oceanography, is working on a project to study the effects an oil spill has on deep-sea life. As part of that work in the Gulf of Mexico, he discovered this new species.

 

You can read more about this new fish HERE.

 

Some of the media coverage about Dr. Sutton’s discovery includes:

SciNews.com
The Monitor (TX)
The Washington Post
CNN
Science, Space and Robots
eScience News
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
CBS4 (Miami)
WSVN – Ch. 7 (Miami)

WPBT (NBC W. Palm Beach, Fl)
WFLX – Fox 29 (W. Palm Beach, Fl)
KAJ18 (Missoula, MT)
News8000 (WKBT – La Crosse, WI) 

 

Media Contact
Joe Donzelli
Associate Director / Public Affairs
954-262-2159 (o) / 954-661-4571 (c)
jdonzelli@nova.edu