Favoritos de paul_norwood
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kljinsitkaDescripción
White patches all over Melibe leonina
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mnold1Descripción
Mag. 400x
- A pond-side water sample was taken on 07/31/2023 using a 10µ dip net to enrich for microbes. Air temp. 75°F.
This filamentous desmid, with broad mucilaginous sheath, was previously observed in samples taken from this same location during 8/2022, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/132728250. Along with this earlier observation there is a detailed discussion between @karolina, @geraldojpr, and @paul_norwood regarding the identification.
Highlighted cell:
L = 40µ
W = 25µ
Isthmus = 10µ
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gwarkDescripción
Fungus? Virus? On red huckleberry (Vaccinium parvifolium) leaves.
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carolblaneyDescripción
On rocks in the intertidal zone in Olympic National Park
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gwarkDescripción
Leaf miners - I believe the white things are egg cases/shells of leaf miners in leaves.
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Lirio del Valle del Oeste (Maianthemum dilatatum)Observ.
brewbooksDescripción
Maianthemum dilatatum
Meyer's Chuck, Alaska
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Ciona savignyiObserv.
neilmcdanielDescripción
Large clusters attached to bedrock and boulders below 20 m depth. Each tunicate is about 10 cm tall. The white "rings" visible in the second image are colonies of the hydroid Bythotiara huntsmani which live in the incurrent siphon of the tunicate.
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neilmcdanielFecha
Septiembre 15, 2015Descripción
A hydroid that lives inside the incurrent siphon of the tunicate Ciona savignyi.
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Neptunea lyrataObserv.
neilmcdanielDescripción
Lays distinctive "corn cob" egg towers.
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kljinsitkaDescripción
Attached to red algae that was attached to free-floating macrocystis that got hung up on our stabilizer.
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aquaristmattDescripción
iNat needs more parasites so I'm delving into my backlog. These ectoparasitic monogeneans were removed from a kelp greenling by freshwater bath in the Sitka Sound Science Center aquarium.
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Género TigriopusObserv.
kljinsitkaDescripción
Found on free-floating bull kelp snagged while winter trolling.
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kljinsitkaDescripción
Attached to red algae that was attached to free-floating macrocystis that got hung up on our stabilizer.
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Hidrozoos (Clase Hydrozoa)Observ.
kljinsitkaDescripción
Found on free-floating seaweed caught on stabilizer
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Helecho de Tres Hojas (Pellaea ternifolia)Observ.
michaelsteenDescripción
Growing on a'a lava flow
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León Marino de Steller (Eumetopias jubatus)Observ.
aquaristmattDescripción
@Briozoan was more prepared this time and got some half decent photos
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Bolivina alataObserv.
kljinsitkaDescripción
Sample extracted from mud off an anchor from a depth of approximately 554m. Sample gathered by A. Baldwin
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mnold1Descripción
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Filamentous desmid with a broad gelatinous capsule. Similar to Spondylosium javanicum as seen here http://protist.i.hosei.ac.jp/PDB/Images/Chlorophyta/Spondylosium/javanicum_3.html and Spondylosium moniliforme as seen here http://www.snoringcat.net/AlgaePage/browse.php?path=./Algae/Desmids/Spondylosium. Both are indicated as taxonomically valid at Algaebase.org.
- A water sample was taken on 08/27/2022 from the shore of Long Pond using a 10µ dip net to enrich for microbes. Air temp. 80°F.
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rolandwirthDescripción
Burl type growth on red huckleberry Vaccinium parvifolium?
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hakaiinstituteDescripción
This observation is part of a long-term project examining plankton biodiversity in the nearshore waters around the Hakai Institute's Quadra Island ecological observatory. A COI DNA sequence from the organism has been deposited in the Barcode of Life Data System (BOLD). Photo license and credit belong to the Hakai Institute.
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kljinsitkaDescripción
µ153 semi-vertical (16m depth) tow in approximately 20m of water. So far 8 have been observed in the sample
ID help Christoph N.
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rolandwirthDescripción
Lacking white rim but other observations in this group seem to appear similar....
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kljinsitkaDescripción
Extracted from mud on sash weights that we used longlining. Depth approximately 128m
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foram-mikeDescripción
Karen L. Johnson (kljinsitka) collected the sediment sample from ~ 21m depth and sent it to me. I found this specimen. See also www.foraminifera.eu/single.php?no=1021487&aktion=suche
The ID is based upon TODD, R. & D. LOW - Recent foraminifera from the Gulf of Alaska and southeastern Alaska. 1967. United States Geological Survey, Professional Paper 573-A.
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claudenDescripción
Large arctic specimen, and typical small specimen, observed on a DFO Central and Arctic Region Greenland Halibut survey.
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gwarkDescripción
This doesn't look like the Gibellula that I've found previously on spiders here. Found by @sitkaconnor
