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Candiles (Familia Holocentridae)Observ.
kirbymorejohnDescripción
Larval squirrelfish found blackwater diving
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rosalaDescripción
Looking for an ID on the cluster of little guys next to the cup coral. They were fleshy feeling and had a star-like center.
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Gaviota Occidental (Larus occidentalis)Observ.
cappworksDescripción
Bit a ground squirrels tail off :(
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Algas Rojas (Filo Rhodophyta)Observ.
damienbrDescripción
Dive site : Cathedrale
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Dive site Coconut Walk. Max depth 62ft/19m, avg depth 36ft/11m, avg temp 82F/28C.
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r_s_eLugar
Empunak Tapang Keladan, Ketungau Hulu, Sintang Regency, West Kalimantan, Indonesia (Google, OSM)
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Dive site near Kealia Boardwalk. Max depth 18ft/5.5m, avg depth 11ft/3m, avg temp 79F/26C.
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Lirios de Mar (Clase Crinoidea)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
With Crinoid Clingfish inside :-)
Ginamaan
DM: Dave Rabanes, Salaya Beach Houses
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lunarjadeLugar
Lembah Danum, Jalan Sandakan-Lahad Datu, Kota Kinabatangan, 90200, Kota Kinabatangan, Sabah, Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia (Google, OSM)
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danrDescripción
Mostly found between 70 and 90 ft. This is the short form that grows on soft sediments on the lee shore. Individual stipes were only 1-2 m, blades were up to 10 m and lay on the bottom. There is one photo of sporangia on the blade and several photos of young sporophytes just beginning to split.
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sea-kangarooDescripción
Tidepooling.
Strange dreadlocky algae (?). Pinky finger diameter.
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Lechugas Marinas Y Parientes (Género Ulva)Observ.
floydehayesDescripción
Ulva sp on the pelage of a Harbor Seal (Phoca vitulina). Photos published in: Hayes, F. E., S. Codde, and S. G. Allen. 2022. Epizoic cyanobacteria and algae on the pelage of pinnipeds: a literature review and new data for the Harbor Seal (Phoca vitulina). Pacific Science 76(1):69-78.
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Maripelta rotataObserv.
noiselessowlDescripción
About 70 feet deep on the weather side of a pinnacle.
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Algas Rojas (Filo Rhodophyta)Observ.
diegoalmendrasDescripción
Alga abundante en el submareal de la playa. D
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Género NarellaObserv.
dfo_deep_sea_ecology_programDescripción
DCIM\103GOPRO\G0013894.
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dennisthediverDescripción
Day trip to "La Graciosa".
Not sure maybe something else?
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Espagueti de Mar (Himanthalia elongata)Observ.
svenjahDescripción
Many young and some old fronds.
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Tribu PtiloteaeObserv.
claudenDescripción
'Red algae' (half a tonne--was exceptional) observed on a DFO Quebec Region groundfish survey.
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imlichentodayDescripción
Ruby E. Shipwreck ~30ft. This guy was swimming around and stuck on to me! I gently pushed him off after taking a photo.
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dennisthediverDescripción
New dive site for me.
Tried to map the species that I have encountered in the 2 dives.
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Diadema setosumObserv.
febrisukiDescripción
Pictures collected during research. Beside squid eggs. The urchins tend to congregate together
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seanprDescripción
On Pleurophycus gardneri stipe. Extreme low intertidal, upper subtidal.
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maxmerDescripción
Very curious what species this is! Never heard of any looking like this. Has blue on bottom/side and gold spots on tips with speckles between and none more than an inch long. More than 15 for sure but only in one pool.
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Pulpo Gigante de Siete Brazos (Haliphron atlanticus)Observ.
jtomoleoniDescripción
found dead floating on the surface
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Género DiopatraObserv.
arheymanDescripción
Found inside a parchment tube covered in debris.
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Cochayuyo (Durvillaea antarctica)Observ.
fvauxDescripción
D. antarctica, but with unusual fractal/fasciation-like growth. Whole plant was like this. Honeycomb was present. Plant was infected with Pyrophyllon and Maullinia.
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Algas Rojas (Filo Rhodophyta)Observ.
pamelavioletDescripción
The Daisies are back ( my name for them).
They grow in the same spot, always on the wall of our ocean rock pool. They start very tiny then gradually growing to beautiful flowers eventually they blend together then over time they disappear. Yesterday I was excited to see them back again.
