Progression of carcass scavenging and degradation for Carcass 1, 2006.

<p>A. Carcass first placed, <i>Pandalus platyceros</i> Brandt (three spot shrimp) (<i>P.p.</i>) and <i>Metacarcinus magister</i> Dana (Dungeness crab) <i>(M.m.)</i> immediately attracted; B. Shark wound extremely attractive to all fauna; C. Intestines exposed, many <i>M.m.</i> and <i>Munida quadrispina</i> Benedict (squat lobster) (<i>M.q.</i>) feeding; D. Spinal column exposed, organs removed; E. Carcass dragged from weights and away from camera, much of carcass skeletonized, lasers indicate 10 cm; F. Carcass turned 180° by fauna, head area mostly intact with some grazing marks from <i>M.q.</i> (Ocean Network Canada’s VENUS observatory).