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RM2K6CNTH–A miniature microcosm of lichens and mosses grow in between patches of Heather on Powys Mountain. They are predominantly Usnea and Cladonia species
RF2ATTF0Y–Large stacked boulders seem to defy gravity as they stay perched on the side of a mountain with a blue sky and some white clouds.
RM2DB38CT–A common and widespread yellow lichen, Candelariella vitellina, grows on bark as well as rock surfaces particularly on surfaces enriched
RMB3H1GH–A green seaweed or alga gut weed Enteromorpha growing on the backs of limpet shells where it cannot be grazed
RF2C671EA–CloseUp photo Stones and Rocks on a seashore covered with yellow moss with blue sea background
RF2J9NFC1–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RMJT8T9Y–These yellow lichens growing on a large rock making an interesting nature study, as well as an intriguing background. The living organisms are a combination of a fungus that has a symbiotic relationship with either an alga or a bacteria. Lichen is considered one of the earliest life-forms and dates back at least 400 million years. These are called map lichens (Rhizocarpon geographicum) and each yellow patch has a black border of spores.
RFEG82J2–Yellow and white lichen on a sandstone block. indicative of a clean air environment with minimal pollution
RMBH5153–Close-up of seaweed (Polysiphonia lanosa) growing on another species of seaweed in a rock pool at low tide.
RF2J36HRD–beautiful macro-photo of lichen on a tree branch lichen is a composite organism that arises from algae or cyanobacteria
RF2ATTF15–Large stacked boulders seem to defy gravity as they stay perched on the side of a mountain with a blue sky and some white clouds.
RF2E120Y7–a carpet of green moss and Algae on these large beach rocks, sea waves washing over the sand, Mid North Coast, Australia
RMHEWE09–Corallina officinalis is a calcareous red seaweed which grows in the lower and mid-littoral zones on rocky shores. It is primarily found growing around the rims of tide pools, but can be found in shallow crevices anywhere on the rocky shore that are regularly refreshed with sea water. It predominantly grows on the lower shore, especially where fucoid algae are absent, but is also found further up shore on exposed coasts.
RF2J9NFC7–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RF2WX0KBP–Marine Algae, Yellow Tube Sponges and Sea Anemones Growing on A Rock Sea Life, Vector Illustration
RMB4X11K–Orange lichens growing on a milky quartz, a white rock found on a cliff side in Gananoque, Ontario
RMAE8BRT–Several Moorish Idols, Zanclus cornuta, feed on filamentous algae growing on a coral reef in the Western Pacific.
RFMC3CFP–Leafy Xanthoria, Yellow Lobate Lichen Growing on a Grey Rock. Abstract Natural Background. Dawlish Warren, Devon, UK. April, 2018.
RF2ATTF0K–Hot mineral water flows out of a small fountain inside a large pool on a sunny day at the Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis, Wyoming.
RF2E120Y5–a carpet of green moss and Algae on these large beach rocks, sea waves washing over the sand, Mid North Coast, Australia
RF2J9NFC6–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RF2K5GX8D–An aerial view of a stream of water on a beach with bird footsteps and algae growing around
RMA8YCJE–Large pure white sea anemone Actinostola callosa growing on a vertical wall cowered by reddish sponge North Pacific Underwater
RMRH2AF5–. British marine algae : being a popular account of the seaweeds of Great Britain, their collection and preservation. Marine algae. lUrODOSPEKME.E. 113 on the calcareous alga; in deep water, whence its specific name of parasitica. It is sometimes found growing on the sheltored sides of ledges of rock, at the extreme limit of low water, and occasionally it is cast ashore in fine condition. Several years ago I found some lovely specimens of this rare Polysiphonia on the beach at Whitley, near Tynemouth. I have also taken it in Scotland and at Plymouth. The illustration is from the most perfect o
RF2J9NFC3–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RF2E029RC–Grey Seashell, Pyramid Periwinkle, and green Algae or weed growing on a large dark grey rock in sandy Rock Pools, coastal NSW Australia
RMRGFHEF–. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries. Fisheries; Fish culture. 54= BULLETIN OF THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES.. Id Rock Chart 272.—Distribution of algae on Spindle Rocks, September 2, 1905. The rocks on September 2 presented an aspect similar to that on July 22 (chart 271) with some features, however, more pronounced. The prevailing green alga was Ulva Lactuca var. rigida (5) form- ing large patches on the tops of rocks. The most conspicuous brown algae were Chordaria flagelliformu (28), growing in large masses, sometimes as a zone below low-water mark (the dotted line), and old Scyiosiphon lomeniar
RF2J9NFBP–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RMRR3KE9–. [A biological survey of the waters of Woods Hole and vicinity. Marine animals; Marine plants. 542 BULI.ETIN OF THE BUREAU OF FISHERIES.. Pyramid Rock & M.X>«tt,M. Chart 272.—Distribution of algae on Spindle Rocks, September 2, 1905. The rocks on September 2 presented an aspect similar to that on July 22 (chart 271) with some features, however, more pronounced. The prevailing green alga was Ulva Lactuca var. rigida (5) form- ing large patches on the tops of rocks. The most conspicuous brown algae were Chordaria flagelliformis (28), growing in large masses, sometimes as a zone below low
RF2J9NFC2–Common Sea Urchin - Echinus esculentus, Browsing any surfaces for algae or invertebrates, Movin on tubular legs with suckers on the end, St Abbs 1988
RF2J9NFCD–Common Starfish - Asterias rubens, Here communal feeding on a dead fish, rejuvenating their bodies, mobile on tubular legs. St Abbs UK 1988.
RF2J9NFCE–Common Starfish - Asterias rubens, Diver, Starfish rejuvenating its body, mobile on tubular legs, Diver in an orange dry suit, St Abbs UK 1988.
RF2J9NFC9–Seven-armed Starfish - Luidia ciliaris, Echinoderms, predator, scavenger, moves around on tubular legs, Brittlestars (Ophiuroidea) St Abbs UK 1989
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