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Rey de Los Salmones (Trachipterus altivelis)Observ.
wsteinriedeDescripción
Strong currents brought in a couple dozen juveniles over several days. Occurence was documented with Dr. Milton Love
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Tristón del Pacífico (Brama japonica)Observ.
mikejustaDescripción
Some sort of jack, locally called a Pomfret, caught while power trolling
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spyingnaturalistDescripción
Worm-like parasite burrowing into a grounded Fin Whale.
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Tiburón Ojinoto (Oxynotus caribbaeus)Observ.
benoit_segererDescripción
Depth ~400m
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luca_dtDescripción
Now this was a bit of a surprise.
Swam out when I lifted a rock. It then tucked into a space nearby. Very weird things. Habitat shot last. That's the spot he was in before I flipped the rock.
~4cm long
Lower intertidal.
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Platija de Profundidad (Microstomus bathybius)Observ.
jackson_chuDescripción
ROV ROPOS
Dive R1161
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Mora Viola (Antimora microlepis)Observ.
shanafelt_benLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Bottom trawl @ 250-290 fathoms
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Raya Guitarra de Zanzíbar (Acroteriobatus zanzibarensis)Observ.
ewoutknoesterLugar
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Amia ocellicaudaObserv.
bradmoonDescripción
Many babies schooling around presumed parent in shaded, shallow (1/2 to 1 ft deep) backwater swamp. Based on a quick dot-count, I estimate that there were as many as 2000-3000 baby bowfins in the school.
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Viola montagneiObserv.
joeysantoreDescripción
Only one plant. Many dead. Horses everywhere, probably feral. Either way they're grazing everything down to shit. Could use some pumas here.
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Chupapiedra Estriada (Gobiesox eugrammus)Observ.
divindkDescripción
ID with help from Milton Love and Jack Engle at University of California, Santa Barbara. Overall length about 3cm. Very shy. 5-6 individuals observed in crevices at around 50-60’ depth in the dive park at Catalina Island. Possibly a range extension for this species. This was the only image I was able to capture that was worthwhile.
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beschwarDescripción
Collected with permission and permit on TPWD property. Drift net on spring. This is a relatively common species in this spring.
Diameter is 1.3 mm
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treegrowDescripción
Tylozygus geometricus. Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA.
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cedric_leeDescripción
Unusually large for a psuedoscorpion ~15mm; Thanks to Gretchen Baker for this special treat.
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tiwaneDescripción
These were awesome! They were hanging out among some brambles underwater. This beautiful female posed for us in the sunlight.
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Caracol Cono (Californiconus californicus)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
Row of egg masses on eelgrass
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Sapo de Aleta Lucia (Porichthys notatus)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
Eggs of Plainfin Midshipman - guarded by a Big Mama. You can see the babies inside!!
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silversea_starsongDescripción
Form change within 10 minutes of disturbance.
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Eurilaimo Negrigualdo (Eurylaimus ochromalus)Observ.
hixLugar
Falta la ubicación
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davegoodwardDescripción
Type locality at Agua Caliente Wash, accessed from Pacific Crest Trail.
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Ácaro Folicular Humano (Demodex folliculorum)Observ.
dloarieDescripción
Kind of creepy, but I guess everybody has some.
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Medusa Luna (Aurelia labiata)Observ.
underwaterpatDescripción
Pink/purple guts when gravid, size and locality are distinctive of A. labiata. A. aurita is in the North Sea, and A. sp1 is found in harbors. A. labiata is the most common moon jelly on open coast California.
Found in a swarm of brown sea nettles Chrysaora fuscescens at the Monterey breakwater.
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Placida brookaeObserv.
bablinbrookDescripción
Sacoglossan Sea Slug. Maximum length 6 mm. Rhinophores cylindrical, enrolled,
black with posterior white stripes from base to half-way up,
leaving apices completely black. Oral tentacles
completely black; foot corners yellow. Head black with two
yellow-orange patches, eyespots at base of yellow-orange
patches. Lateral yellow-orange line on head connects
yellow-orange eye patches to dorsum. Body elongate,
with numerous cylindrical cerata covering most of the
dorsum. Proximal half of cerata yellow-orange, distal half
black. Foot yellow-orange ventrally from head to tail.
Posterior end of foot is pointed, black dorsally.
Radula of a 4 mm long specimen from Catalina Island,
California (CPIC 01962) composed of 7 teeth in ascending
row, 12 teeth in descending row, and 2–4 teeth in ascus. Leading tooth smooth, lacking denticles, with a cylindrical,
short, slightly curved, pointed cusp. Base of teeth
short, triangular, slightly concave ventrally.
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Bogavante Americano (Homarus americanus)Observ.
homarusamericanusLugar
PrivadoDescripción
a few neat catches from the 2017 Maine lobster season
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Víbora del Pacífico (Chauliodus macouni)Observ.
hfbDescripción
Mid-water trawl
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Tiburón Ciego Azulado (Brachaelurus colcloughi)Observ.
nigelmarshDescripción
Very rare endemic shark, this is only the fifth one I have seen, previously saw two off Brisbane at Shag Rock and Manta Bommie in 1992 and two off the Gold Coast at Palm Beach Reef in 1994.
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jackson_chuDescripción
Sampled from a midwater tow (200 m) in the Gerlache Strait, Antarctica.
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Manta Tecolote (Myliobatis californica)Observ.
themusicalmacrocystisDescripción
Caught via otter trawling w/ Marine Science Institute. Caught juvenile Bat Rays in high densities (28 individuals in one net) including this one.
Eyes not shown, but iris' are red making for a true albino.
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
lmthurmonDescripción
Badger and Coyote hunting prairie dogs together as a team
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Salamandra de Cueva de Tennessee (Gyrinophilus palleucus)Observ.
saundersdrukkerLugar
Privado
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Trambollo Bocón (Labrisomus xanti)Observ.
efreutelDescripción
No idea what this little guy is. Not a kelpfish, not a sarcastic fringe head. Possibly a blenny/goby?
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Rana Verde (Lithobates clamitans)Observ.
ken-potterDescripción
Duck Lake
Female blue morph.
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Saltamonte Perezoso Norteamericano (Taeniopoda eques)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
Horse Lubber Grasshopper
Taeniopoda eques
Cienega Creek,
Big Bend Ranch State Park,
Presidio Co., Texas
22 August 2013
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silversea_starsongDescripción
Co-occurring with S. bellum, but preferring slightly damper habitats. Growing along shallow creek.
