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leonie_rennieDescripción
Tasselled anglerfish Rhycherus filamentosus 17 cm in length.
Fish seems to be west of its known range, according to Gomon et al. (2008, p.372). It has a damaged belly and lost a lot of skin, but has likely been rolled around in sand and seaweed before being washed up a steep slope. ID of R. filamentosus rather than R. gloveri based on shape of esca, according to diagram of esca distinguishing the species on p. 372. Fin ray count D=1,1,1, 12; A=7; C=9; P=11 ; V= 5
Photos Leonie Rennie (have saved fish)
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Caballitos de Mar, Peces Pipa Y Parientes (Orden Syngnathiformes)Observ.
the-reef-stalker
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duffelbagDescripción
In corner of harbor, 3 individuals, one observed being fed on by fur seal
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Pez Pipa Fantasma Arlequín (Solenostomus paradoxus)Observ.
henrycarrickDescripción
4-5cm TL Water temp. approx. 17C.
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Pulpo de Líneas Azules (Hapalochlaena fasciata)Observ.
drkellyannemastermanDescripción
Blue lined?
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Mola Flaca (Ranzania laevis)Observ.
ozimelDescripción
This fish was washed up on Shoal Beach in Princess Royal Harbour. Wondering if this fish was transported from the north west via the Leeuwin Current and then dumped in this area?
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Plantas de Hielo (Género Carpobrotus)Observ.
vickilongDescripción
Carpobrotus sp. Thevenard Island (M. White 050) is the correct hame for this plant.
iNaturalist reviewers may be unfamiliar with it - go to FloraBase (Department of Conservation, Biodiversity and Attractions DBCA)
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Plantas de Hielo (Género Carpobrotus)Observ.
vickilongDescripción
Pigface as yet not identified past Genus.
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Pulpos (Orden Octopoda)Observ.
jonbiesseDescripción
3cm head, 15cm tentacles,looked extremely similar to nearby brittle stars. Found in 5cm water in low tide rockpools at night. 5 of them in 20m diameter.
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Género OctopusObserv.
bill_boyleDescripción
Please see a very small octopus inside this small crinoid. It was totally camouflaged avioding detection/
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Tiesos (Familia Ophichthidae)Observ.
mikekammermannDescripción
Approx 10cm TL.
Any help with ID would be great.
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henrycarrickDescripción
Pictured at night in 8-11m of water on/around large sand plain dotted with limestone rocks and seagrass meadows. 21C.
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Género ActaeaObserv.
glen_whissonDescripción
25mm carapace width
Actaea calculosa?
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Pulpos de Brazos Largos (Género Abdopus)Observ.
dorisreefDescripción
Port Hedland WA - CB/Simpson Street
Phylum Mollusca
Class Cephalopoda
Order Octopoda
FAM Octopodidae
Abdopus
mating
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Ranisapo Estriado (Antennarius striatus)Observ.
tmyknckrDescripción
Dead, washed up on lake. Slightly rehydrated to remove sand for the benefit of the photo
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Pulpo de Anillos Azules Sureño (Hapalochlaena maculosa)Observ.
davemmdaveDescripción
Small juvenile collected under permit via boat dive off Carrickalinga Creek estuary mouth in 8 m depth. Found by a fellow diver in a Phasianella species dead intact shell which he brought to the surface initially unaware of the content, he sought the ID of the shell itself. Which was not photographed. Specimen was euthanized by refrigeration. These are all pics of the deceased but intact octopus, in very cold seawater.
Observed alive on 15th Dec 2019,but the images are all taken on 22nd Dec 2019
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philip94Descripción
Corals, soft corals and invertebrate marine life at low tide at Cape Keraudren
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wamozDescripción
One of 3 young carcasses (the other 2 partial) found today ... plus numerous juvenile and some mature Cuttlebones.
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ben_travagliniDescripción
Crawled out from collected shells while photographing them.
Returned to the water with a shell.
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Pulpos (Orden Octopoda)Observ.
biol_student347Descripción
Saw 2 others in shallow rockpools
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Pulpos (Orden Octopoda)Observ.
biol_student347Descripción
4 of these little guys hiding in rocky holes
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Pulpo Azul (Octopus cyanea)Observ.
jonbiesseDescripción
Found 25 in the same area
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Género OctopusObserv.
wa_botanistDescripción
?Common octopus, mud pools 40 Mile Beach
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Trompetero Lugubre (Hephaestus epirrhinos)Observ.
nlitjensFecha
Septiembre 2015Descripción
A rare image of the little known Long Nosed Sooty Grunter from the Drysdale system. Field aquarium shot.
