rosab's Identifications
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Stearns' Sea Spider (Pycnogonum stearnsi)Observer
old-bean-adamsDescription
County Line Beach
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Genus PallenopsisObserver
tangatawhenuaDescription
Initially thought this was a plant of some kind, until it moved. Out on the open coast, very exposed, but under a ledge mid intertidal.
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Genus PallenopsisObserver
tangatawhenuaDescription
Initially thought this was a plant of some kind, until it moved. Out on the open coast, very exposed, but under a ledge mid intertidal.
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Skeleton Shrimp, Whale Lice, and Allies (Superfamily Caprelloidea)Observer
beaumastersDescription
Filmed in a tank. In mussel beard hydrozoan. Barely visible with the naked eye.
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Genus EndeisObserver
reziah_khan_dfopacificDescription
- Nautilus event log: pycnogonid (x2) off of Bamboo Coral.
- ONC annotation (SeaTube): DESCRIPTION:snip ofwhite coral on stalk biobox forward a
- Real-time online science chatroom: StephanieArcher and yeah the one you collected is a Farrea. StephanieArcher Hopefully all these sponge skeletons means youre going to come up to a nice population of glass sponges at the top of the slope!
- Description from live audio recording:
SeaTube URL of ROV video and audio: https://dmas.uvic.ca/SeaTube?resourceTypeId=1000&resourceId=23543&diveId=2621&time=2018-07-11
>>NOTE: please click the link then COPY-PASTE the following timecode to the end of the URL: T17:49:28.000Z.- Additional details: Off of a single white bamboo stick (random alternating thick polyps)
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Genus AnoplodactylusObserver
thebeachcomberDescription
Collected from Bondi offshore mooring as part of thesis on Lepas
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Genus EndeisObserver
samuelprakashDescription
This species which i spotted on a plastic bottle and its is smaller than a one rupee coin and looks like a spider but it is a underwater sea species.
kindly please ID this
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Small Sea Spiders (Genus Pycnogonum)Observer
ellalisDescription
The weirdest thing I've seen all year.
Thought it was a crab at first that looked a little deranged, but after some observation I noted that it looked more spider like (only having 8 legs). I think its head must be the white end (cause that seems to be the end its walking toward??)
Last photo shows egg mass it carries under its body.
It definitely has jointed appendages and a hard exoskeleton so I know its an arthropod. Any further classification is much appreciated.
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thebeachcomberDescription
Collected from Bondi offshore mooring as part of thesis on Lepas
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- 80
