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anudibranchmomDescripción
In type locality; others seen recently nearby by @chilipossum
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Unicornio Angular (Acanthinucella spirata)Observ.
alanarama3Descripción
Really beautiful chorded orange color-morph
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Mopalia ciliataObserv.
alanarama3Descripción
Little chunk missing from this one.
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Gran Argonauta del Pacífico (Argonauta argo)Observ.
jmaupinDescripción
Two different shells, of slightly different size.
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Liratilia comptaObserv.
raewynaDescripción
2mm grid.
From a section of washup on the island. I dug down to the small shells underneath.
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
kaylaunaDescripción
TONS of these little guys on a tide line on the beach. Walked barefoot and had a bunch stuck in my feet; very, very sharp. There was a story of a kid falling into some krill larvae/babies? These reminded me of fiberglass; so perhaps sea butterflies? Quite lost on this one!
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graham_montgomeryDescripción
Maybe a vitrinellid on the bottom right of the girdle.
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Género CyanoplaxObserv.
graham_montgomeryLugar
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, Los Angeles, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Género MopaliaObserv.
arheymanDescripción
4 individuals, showing color and pattern variation. 3 found inside empty scallop shells.
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Quitones, Cucarachas de Mar Y Parientes (Clase Polyplacophora)Observ.
velodrome
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Quitones, Cucarachas de Mar Y Parientes (Clase Polyplacophora)Observ.
graham_montgomeryDescripción
Lepidozona pectinulata? Under a rock.
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bewickwrenDescripción
Moth is alive and well. Flew away after photos. This was some kind of defensive freeze after I grabbed it from the air. Dozens of these were flying in the Santa Ana River bottomlands, but none would land.
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Cono Lúcido (Conasprella lucida)Observ.
sultanaDescripción
C. 4.5cm. Found in sand and dirt next to a sidewalk. From sand dredged offshore during construction activities. An exceptional find: this species lives offshore in clean sand, and is rarely seen.
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Quitones, Cucarachas de Mar Y Parientes (Clase Polyplacophora)Observ.
leftcoaster
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alice_abelaDescripción
Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes, San Luis Obispo County, California
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Mopalia ciliataObserv.
marinebioteacherDescripción
It has it's home scar in a very deep cave that goes all the way through the Peninsula. It is only safe to enter during a negative tide.
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Género NucellaObserv.
linzylDescripción
I'm hoping that this could be a purple Wrinkled Purple... but I think it's most likely a Striped Dogwinkle
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alanarama3Descripción
Can anyone help me with this species? A juvenile chiton, no doubt, but which one?
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uwkwajDescripción
In small cave at night. Dark mantle papillae help differentiate from Ovatipsa rashleighana.
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Oliva richertiObserv.
uwkwajDescripción
Dredged from 180-240m depth. Definitely May 1977 but the exact day could be off by a few days
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Género MopaliaObserv.
abbytDescripción
a bit over an inch long, under an overhanging rock, mid-low intertidal.
I don't even have a guess.
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Rhodea giganteaObserv.
sultanaDescripción
A major discovery for me; with no reports of live specimens since 2007 - I was able to locate a population living at 1680 masl. The species appears to be fossorial, therefore extremely hard to spot. Unfortunately the location is a small relict of privately-owned cloud forest, surrounded by cattle fields.
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Conus infrenatusObserv.
ratelsDescripción
East London, South Africa
Conus (Sciteconus) infrenatus Reeve, 1848
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Caracoles Terrestres Y Babosas (Orden Stylommatophora)Observ.
luca_hickeyDescripción
Traces of a radula
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Mopalia poriferaObserv.
thomaseverestDescripción
On underside of rock at low tide
