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Estrelas-Do-Mar (Classe Asteroidea)Observador
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Index finger in second photo for scale.
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Animais, Metazoários (Reino Animalia)Observador
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Same thing I saw once at Makua--I think Dama has a few observations as well, but having trouble finding them.
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Raia-Fantasma (Bathyraja aleutica)Observador
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Example 'walking behaviour' of a skate using its pelvic fins.
ROV ROPOS
Dive R1154
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Género OctopusObservador
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It might be a hairy octopus, anyone? There is only one observation off of Maui, if it is the same species... Thanks in advance.
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Ercolania fuscataObservador
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I found 10 of these, 2 to 4 mm long, on a very fine, filamentous green alga in a shallow, high intertidal rocky pool amongst patchy salt marsh.
Specimens match Gould's (1870) description and illustrations of this species (as Calliopaea fuscata) from Boston Harbor.
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Anêmona-Joia-Tropical (Triactis producta)Observador
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Cnidaria is just a guess based on the shapes of the colored bits.
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Post-larvae
Found by hubby.
Identified by Keoki Stender: https://www.marinelifephotography.com/fishes/lizardfishes/trachinocephalus-trachinus.htm
Suggested reference: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/253494942_Transport_of_reef_lizardfish_larvae_by_an_ocean_eddy_in_Hawaiian_waters
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Elysia pusillaObservador
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Elysia pusilla (Bergh, 1872)
http://seaslugsofhawaii.com/species/Elysia-pusilla-a.html
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Minhoca-Casulo (Género Nereis)Observador
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Is probably Nereis pelagica, like my other suggested observations here, but not certain if key features are visible. Observed during the DFO Quebec Region groundfish trawl survey in the Northern Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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Falcão-Do-Tanoeiro (Accipiter cooperii)Observador
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Fledgling's first bath! Couldn't quite work it out at first, sat next to the puddle rather than in it, flapping and thrashing :-) Other three siblings very curious.
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A friend was collecting plankton for the marine science center, and found three colorful shrimp in the tow net. Thanks, @timlawson, for assisting with the photography! I think this red 1.2" shrimp with a few blue dots is Heptacarpus franciscanus.
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Raposa-Cinzenta (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observador
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The first time they've been seen outside the den. SEVEN kits and their harried mom, who appears in the background in the first photo. On private property in Northern California.
Needless to say, I have a gazillion more photos, if you need a bigger dose of this cuteness: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmVeV8vG
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Género DotoObservador
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Doto form A of Goddard (1996, The Veliger 39:43-54). Scanned from 35 mm slides.
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Stalking / hunting / feeding on a school of pacific herring.
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Triopha maculataObservador
jeffgoddardDescrição
Adult (CASIZ 184514, collected 5 Nov 2010) with its egg mass laid in captivity. 2nd image shows uncleaved zygotes averaging 70 microns in diameter, and 3rd image is of near-hatching veligers with shells averaging 116 microns long.
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Rossia pacificaObservador
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About the size of a pencil eraser. Must be quite young.
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Rossia pacificaObservador
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About the size of a pencil eraser. Must be quite young.
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Mysidopsis jenseniObservador
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This animal swam with a fascinating hovering motion.
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Limacia mcdonaldiObservador
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Limacia mcdonaldi was located on reef at a depth between 20-40 feet. Length was 1 cm. Water temperature was 50 degrees F.
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Cumanotus fernaldiObservador
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Very small invertebrate of some kind (<1 cm long). At first I thought nudibranch, but the tentacles look more like an anemone or cup coral?
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Placida dendriticaObservador
jeffgoddardDescrição
About 2 mm long, on Codium fragile in a low intertidal pool.
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Tochuina giganteaObservador
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Shaped just like a Tochuina gigantea, but off-white instead of orange.
