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An organism's contribution to the large gene pool of that population by passing on their gene from generation to generation.

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Here you can see the Arctic Ice Fish's almost transparent skin.

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Teacher: Paula Dell Expedition: Biology of Antarctic Fishes 2013 Video Description: Chaenocephalus aceratus swimming in aquarium at Palmer Station Antarctica. Footage courtesy of Jon Charczuk.

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It actually makes them less fit since they have less blood in their system, but also have to pump more blood. This was not an advantageous adaption for them. It is odd that they evolved under biological and environmental circumstances, which turned out to be a downside in their evolution chain.

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The only known vertebrate to lack hemoglobin as an adult

They are piscivorous(Only eat fish) but also feed on krill

Can consume a fish 50% as big as their whole body

Maximum body lengths are between 25cm and 50cm

They have clear blood
Discovered in 1928 by Ditlef Rustad

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Due to lacking hemoglobin, they have much larger blood vessels, and four times the blood volume as other fish. Also, their clear skin helps carry oxygen through the blood vessels.

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Southern Ocean around Antarctica and southern South America. Live in around -2C to 2C. Even after all the years the temperature has stayed the same after all these years. The temperature has stayed consistent, and doesn't seem like it will change anytime soon.

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http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/FamilySummary.php?Family=Channichthyidae

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/brainwaves/how-the-antarctic-icefish-lost-its-red-blood-cells-but-survived-anyway/