Identificaciones de trondoskars
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sea-kangarooDescripción
On the side of the public dock. Really pink/purple shell on this one, unlike the ones in the tidepools nearby.
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dorisreefDescripción
Port Hedland WA - Cooke Point CP (Craig Street)
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Subclass Heterobranchia
Order Cephalaspidea
Superfamily Philinoidea
FAM Aglajidae
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dorisreefDescripción
Port Hedland WA - Lacy Street
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Subclass Heterobranchia
Order Cephalaspidea
Superfamily Philinoidea
FAM Aglajidae
Spinophallus falciphallus
(Gosliner, 2011)
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dorisreefDescripción
Port Hedland WA - Lacy Street
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Subclass Heterobranchia
Order Cephalaspidea
Superfamily Philinoidea
FAM Aglajidae
Chelidonura pallida
Risbec, 1951
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ole20910Descripción
Sand-like granules on mantle, gives grainy appearance. Light and dark bands on mantle, where lighter bands more narrow approx. 1cm.
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sofiekarlstadDescripción
Quite similar Polycera quadrilineata, but have multiple tentacles oriented forward by the head and they are “scruffy”. It has unbranched outgrowths on the body and three small gills, all with yellow pigmented tips.
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matheaoceanaDescripción
Arctica islandica is a large bivalve which inhabits muddy to sandy bottoms, occurring in cold waters, ranging from subtidal waters to 150 m (Abbott 1974; Gosner 1978; Hayward and Ryland 1990). It is a suspension-feeder, with planktonic larvae. The optimal temperature range is 6-16 C.
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