Identificaciones de aaronbaldwin
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Género CanariumObserv.
uwkwajFecha
Septiembre 7, 2008Descripción
Lab photo of 22.4mm shell.
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yaozheng16Descripción
The rare new species of the Ophioglossolambis digitata complex, Ophioglossolambis itsumiae Lum, 2021. Endemic to the Mascarene Basin and nearby islands, dead collected on coral reefs at 15-20m deep by local fishermen, 1987. Ex collection Peter Ignoti
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Raya Narigona (Caliraja rhina)Observ.
kljinsitkaDescripción
Caught on longline gear 60+ fathoms
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kljinsitkaDescripción
Found inside a halibut stomach while commercial longlining.
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mckittreDescripción
Hanging out on boulders at a -5 tide. Not common, but I seem to find at least one of these trophons at every big low tide.
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mckittreDescripción
This large intertidal trophon is a mystery to me. I've found it three times this month, and cannot seem to ID it. It seems to commonly have a commensal red-banded scaleworm, Arctonoe vittata, which I also see on sea stars.
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mckittreDescripción
I call this my "mystery trophon" - I see them reasonably often in the low intertidal, with quite eroded and highly sculptured shells, about 4 cm long. Can't figure out what they are, though. Poking around at a -5.3 tide -- first big low tide of the spring.
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mckittreDescripción
I don't think I've found this particular snail before, and am not quite sure of my ID.
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mckittreDescripción
I have posted several similar trophons of the low intertidal, with several different IDs, and have yet to be convinced they are different species, or that any of those 3 IDs is correct. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/6019253
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/4072603
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/4125626
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mckittreDescripción
Night low tide on the city dock (-5 ft), on limstone riprap.
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gwarkDescripción
It almost looked like some algae-covered creature was eroding a depression in the algae - I didn't try and pry it to check, though.
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