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So much excited underwater yelling happened when we came across this!!!
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Género TonicellaObserv.
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I had some camera fog issues, but figured somewhat foggy photos are better than non for the MABR BioBlitz.
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Solaster endecaObserv.
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Snake Island Wall dive site, down the blue buoy line.
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This little flatfish was in the awkward transition phase between swimming upright and sideways.
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Didn't get great photos of this jelly. The first and third photos show tentacles retracted. Second photo shows tentacles out, although they're difficult to see.
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Abadejo de Alaska (Gadus chalcogrammus)Observ.
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Night dive
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Charrasco Cabeza Lisa (Artedius lateralis)Observ.
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Night dive at Maple Bay
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Coral Copa Elegante (Balanophyllia elegans)Observ.
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I'm curious about the colour difference. Anyone know what's up with it? I've never seen yellow before.
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Anémonas Marinas (Familia Actiniidae)Observ.
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Cape Breton Wreck Dive
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Day dive at Wall Beach. Evidence of sea cucumber mortality event.
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Camarones Quisquillass (Infraorden Caridea)Observ.
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Jelly is logged separately. See https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/77410153
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Género PandalusObserv.
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Night dive at Elliott Beach
Shedding its casing or trying to start a zombie shrimp army? ;-)
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Trichydra pudicaObserv.
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This 7 mm tall early spring species is pretty much of a look-alike for the more-common Proboscidactyla flavicirrata. I had to look at it under the microscope to see that the four radial canals run straight in this species, with very fine arching branches that reach the tentacle bulbs (see second image). In Proboscidactyla, the radial canals branch dichotomously several times. Hand-dipped at the surface and photographed in an aquarium.
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Carinada Concha Paloma (Alia carinata)Observ.
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Day dive for MABR Biosphere Blitz 2021
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Camarones Quisquillass (Infraorden Caridea)Observ.
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I have no idea what species of crustacean this might be. Or what type of jelly she is riding. Maybe a tiny (2cm) egg-yolk jelly? Any and all ID help appreciated!
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Molva de Kelp (Hexagrammos decagrammus)Observ.
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Night dive
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Day dive @ Dolphin Beach
Note the moulted shell to the lower right.
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Estrellas de Mar (Clase Asteroidea)Observ.
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Night dive at Elliot Beach Park. Small reef to the right.
Leptasterias hexactis? But only has 5 rays, not 6...
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Anguila Lobo (Anarrhichthys ocellatus)Observ.
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Note eggs! The smaller wolf eel had her tail curled around them and was quivering it slightly, perhaps to keep them together or stimulate water flow?
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Limón Marino (Peltodoris nobilis)Observ.
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Traffic-cone Orange! With "normal" yellow juvenile to show it's not my camera setting... ;-)
