jeffgoddard's Identifications
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Gastrópodes (Classe Gastropoda)Observador
cjurnesDescrição
I observed this sea slug at about 2m depth while snorkeling. It was located in a protected bay on large cobble substrate near mudflats. It was approx. 2cm long.
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Lebre-Do-Mar-Vaca (Aplysia vaccaria)Observador
ramennudiDescrição
Small individual- about the size of a thumb nail, looked greener than a tradtional Aplysia californica, was feasting on green algae
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Género AnthessiusObservador
chilipossumDescrição
Found in the mantle of Aplysia californica
@jeffgoddard do you know these? I wish I'd taken a bit more time to photograph them, the patterns are beautiful
@skatingflamingo check those sea hares!
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nudibitchDescrição
Eggs on driftwood - @jeffgoddard do you have any thoughts on these?
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bogsnailDescrição
I am 100% certain of this location, and the identification seems very certain. I think this might be important, as it is a very rare species only found alive a few times in the last 6 years. the shape matches a species found in Australia. If it's that species, how did it get here? If it's the California native species, could this be an extended range? Introduced? New species, even??
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bogsnailDescrição
I am 100% certain of this location, and the identification seems very certain. I think this might be important, as it is a very rare species only found alive a few times in the last 6 years. the shape matches a species found in Australia. If it's that species, how did it get here? If it's the California native species, could this be an extended range? Introduced? New species, even??
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Thordisa bimaculataObservador
ev3olutionDescrição
That’s sand, right? Not the actual texture of its body?
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