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Coralline sponge Stock Photos and Images
RMC6NTWT–Horse Mussels (Modiolus modiolus) encrusted with Coralline Algae and sponge filter feeding on plankton. New England
RM2H6B107–Bluish encrusting sponge (Phorbas tenacious) and coralline red alga (Mesophyllum lichenoides) in Ses Salines Natural Park (Mediterranean Sea, Spain)
RMM150H1–A lime green Breadcrumb Sponge (Halichondria panicea) on rocks covered in hot pink crustose coralline, Schooner Head, Acadia National Park, Maine.
RM2BF21MK–Coralline Sponge Sclerosponge. This object is part of the Education and Outreach collection, some of which are in the Q?rius science education center and available to see.114 Jan 2020
RF2JCHX28–A sea sponge from coral reefs. Green, abstract, an object from the collection of Tropical fish. The watercolor illustration is isolated. For decoratio
RMA8YCWC–Marine invertebrates flat orange colony Bryozoa, colonial ascidian Aplidium, white calcareous sponge and coralline algae Pacific
RM2AWXKMF–Rare and remarkable animals of Scotland, represented from living subjects: with practical observations on their nature . < /^ // / ? -,y^-///-//////^/ /?///?/////^// r//////// CELLULARIA. 235 Plate XLIII. Cellularia (notamia) loriculata—Coat of ISIail Coralline.Plate XLIV. Fig. 1. Specimen growing from a portion of sponge. 2. Branch. 3. Stem. 4. Branch. 5. Twig with cells. 6. Twig with hydrse. All the preceding figures, except 2, are enlarged. f 2. Cellularia reptans—Creeping coralline.—Plate XLV.—Thisis a product whose curious, determinate, and elegant formation, eluding theunaided vision
RM2H6B12W–Bluish encrusting sponge (Phorbas tenacious) and coralline red alga (Mesophyllum lichenoides) in Ses Salines Natural Park (Mediterranean Sea, Spain)
RF2JCHR5H–A sea sponge from coral reefs. Yellow, abstract, an object from the collection of Tropical fish. The watercolor illustration is isolated. For decorati
RMA8YCN7–White sea slug Acanthodoris pilosa ( Mollusca , Gastropoda ) feedeng on red sponge . Underwater , North Pacific ocean
RMRHKRWM–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. SPONGE REPRODUCTION AND RECRUITMENT 279 on all monitored surfaces, successful recruitment occurred only on the natural crustose coralline surface. Only two Stylopns sp. and five Stylopus sp. (pink) survived over the 2 years. Chondropsis sp. also settled in large numbers but only 11 survived over the 2 years, again on natural surfaces. The larvae of Anchinoe sp. did not settle on any monitored surfaces, perhaps because no mon- itored areas were near patches of this species. The recruitment rate of discrete sponges into the &q
RMPWC8BA–Bluish encrusting sponge (Phorbas tenacious) and coralline red alga (Mesophyllum lichenoides) in Ses Salines Natural Park(Formentera,Balearic Islands)
RMPJXGED–Yellow cluster anemone (Parazoanthus axinellae) colony with a variety of sponges and encrusting marine life (Formentera,Balearic Islands,Spain)
RMA8YCN8–White sea slug Acanthodoris pilosa ( Mollusca , Gastropoda ) feedeng on red sponge . Underwater , North Pacific ocean
RMRG7D7W–. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. 100 U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM BULLETIN 258. Figure 10.—Oligochinus lighti, new genus, new species, female, 8.0 mm., station 42-G-3: a, maxilliped; b,c,d, uropods 1, 2, 3; e, pereopod 5;/,£, gnathopods 1, 2; h, telson. species (135 per sq. m.); algal holdfasts, scarce; coralline algae, scarce. cayucos: Phyllospadix-yelvetiid grid, abundant (568 per sq. m.); polychaete tubes and sponge, rare; sponge, rare, hazard cannon: kelp holdfasts, moderately abundant; algal turf on platform, most abundant (2677 per sq. m.); coralline algae, abundant; edge of
RMPJXGFE–Yellow cluster anemone (Parazoanthus axinellae) colony with a variety of sponges and encrusting life (Formentera,Balearic Islands,Spain)
RMA8YCNB–White sea slug Colga minichevi (Mollusca, Gastropoda) on red coralline alga encrusting a stone. North Pacific, Underwater
RMPJXGCJ–Yellow cluster anemone (Parazoanthus axinellae) colony with fan worm (Serpula vermicularis) and variety of sponges (Formentera,Balearic Islands,Spain)
RFKERYP8–Rocky wall covered with colourful encrusting invertebrates and pink coralline algae with sea urchins hiding in cracks.
RMA8YCXE–Underwater landscape bottom Sea star Evasterias retifera, anemones Cnidopus, Urticina yellow Sponges red coralline algae Pacific
RFKEYTCX–Rocky reef in shade of kelp canopy covered with encrusting invertebrates and hard coralline algae with some sea urchins on it.
RF2RPB1TW–Flat rocky reef with colourful invertebrates among short algae surrounded by brown kelp. Location: Leigh New Zealand
RMA8YCY7–Yellow sponges, Red star Leptasterias arctica, Gray star Pteraster tesselatus, Anemone Metridium Coralline algae. North Pacific
RM2D7N4MA–Green seaweed, Flabellia petiolata, in competition with invasive seaweed, Caulerpa recemosa, Gokova Bay Turkey
RFF0B0N4–Orange sponges, Aglas oroides, and yellow sea fan, Eunicella cavolini, Orak Island Bodrum Gökova Bay Turkey
RMA8YCRF–Marine invertebrates encrusting stone orange colonial ascidian Didemnum, white calcareos sponge flat colonies Bryozoa. N Pacific
RMF0B1P2–Marine biologist examining algae in shallow barrens overgrazed by invasive rabbit fishes Gokova Bay Turkey
RMA8YCK2–Orange sea anemone Stomphia coccinea on stone covered by red coralline algae, orange Bryozoa colony. Underwater, North Pacific
RFAD04XG–Macro of gastropode mollusk Margarites olivaceus crawling on a stone Head eye and many tentacles are visible North Pacific
RMF0B1PF–Marine biologist examining algae in shallow barrens overgrazed by invasive rabbit fishes Gokova Bay Turkey
RMAD04WP–Gastropode mollusk Cryptonatica janthostoma crawling on sea bottom Widely distributed in North Pacific Underwater
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