Oregon scientists: Pyrosomes could be here to stay, studies take on urgency

by Steve Benham, KATU.com Staff

Tue, July 31st 2018, 10:46 PM UTC

Esteban Camacho Steffensen holds a large pyrosome during a July 2018 research cruise (Photo: Mark Farley/Oregon State University)

Pyrosomes rest in a strainer after their collection during a July research cruise. (Photo: Mark Farley/Oregon State University)

University of Oregon graduate student Hilarie Sorensen, left, and Marco Corrales, a doctoral student at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, watch as equipment is launched at night into the Pacific during a February research cruise. (Photo: by Mark Farley/Oregon State University)

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Esteban Camacho Steffensen holds a large pyrosome during a July 2018 research cruise (Photo: Mark Farley/Oregon State University)

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