audreyfalconer1's Identifications
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Ribbon Worms (Phylum Nemertea)Observer
shrignoldDescription
I have no idea what this is. It moved like a worm so I’m gonna guess it’s some kinda worm. I found it after turning over a rock in a Rockpool
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Genus CephalothrixObserver
johneichlerDescription
Identified by Audrey Falconer.
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shaeceeDescription
?? It moved like a flat worm. Local scuba diver said he has seen them in the sand while diving.
This one was exposed by low tide in very shallows, burrowing itself in rough sand
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Solute Akera (Akera soluta)Observer
oceanicshelleyDescription
photos are stills taken from a video. Specimen was swimming.
Have spoken with Janine Baker and Audrey Falconer sent the video and our best estimate is Akera soluta
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Genus BertheliniaObserver
davemmdaveDescription
Tiny green slug,@ ~ centre, on Caulerpa.(Heavily cropped from original image and I only noticed this probable sea-slug when reviewing images on big screen).
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Philine trapeziaObserver
nickoshawDescription
Sp. RB2.
Better photo of it this time!
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bexlloydDescription
1cm, 2m depth, situated close to small compact egg masses in oval shapes
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nomennudumDescription
In rock pool, beneath rock and buried in sand. Proboscis only partly visible.
Marine Research Group of the FNCV fieldtrip.
Seen together with other MRG members.
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nomennudumDescription
One individual seen.
Marine Research Group of the FNCV fieldtrip.
Seen together with other MRG members.
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