Favoritos de nzshells
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Família BalanidaeObservador
wendy5Descrição
This Turkish Towel was covered in tiny Chthamalus dalli (Small Acorn Barnacle).
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Cirrípedes (Infraclasse Cirripedia)Observador
pbsouthwoodLugar
Castle Rocks: Nominal location of the point at Castle Rocks. Dive site extends order of 50m to the north, 100m to the east and south. (Google, OSM)Descrição
Barnacles at Castle Rocks
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Balanus crenatusObservador
gwarkDescrição
I'm not sure if the sponge overtook them, or if they started growing in the sponge.
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julie_sfLugar
Crissy Field, San Francisco, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California, United States (Google, OSM)Descrição
This observation is of the pink barnacle on the rather large other barnacle.
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aaronbaldwinDescrição
Attached to cobble snagged by sablefish pots in south Chatham, 653 meters
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Lepas anseriferaObservador
tangatawhenuaDescrição
This barnacle was found on a coconut palm that washed up on the Tohe, 90 Mile Beach.
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Balanus pulchellusObservador
tangatawhenuaLugar
PrivadoDescrição
Another barnacle on the underside of the bouy that the strange one was found on.
Bouy was found a month ago on the Tohe, 90 Mile beach.
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Lepas anseriferaObservador
tangatawhenuaDescrição
The course and find lines are seen clearly. the first 2 photos are the biggest that whas on this rock that was wahed up and 30mm long shell and 10mm long stalk. the 3rd photo the shells are 10mm long. The last photo shows the rock they were found on. I think these are all the same species @nzshells? :)
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pjd1Descrição
Locally common - these specimens (dead) retrieved from where they had washed into pools of water within the numerous ephemeral stream courses lining the cliffs
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Balanus pulchellusObservador
tangatawhenuaLugar
PrivadoDescrição
Not sure which one this is. About 10mm wide and spotted on a bouy that has been lying around here for a while. The bouy was found out on the Tohe, 90 Mile Beach last month.
