peabodysherman's Identifications
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Smalleye Pacific Opah (Lampris incognitus)Observer
medellin_ortizDescription
Marcaje acústico de opah con el Dr. Dan Cartamil de SCRIPPS.
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Pacific Oyster (Magallana gigas)Observer
finaticDescription
San Diego County, California, US
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Genus DoriopsillaObserver
anudibranchmomDescription
No oral tentacles. (With Sea Clown Triopha photo bomb)
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Smalleye Pacific Opah (Lampris incognitus)Observer
medellin_ortizDescription
Marcaje acústico de opah con el Dr. Dan Cartamil de SCRIPPS.
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Purple Shore Crab (Hemigrapsus nudus)Observer
gbentallDescription
Many recent shedders in tide pools
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Ochre Sea Star (Pisaster ochraceus)Observer
durieudmDescription
Under a stone, Intertidal, Oceanside Marina
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Stalked Sea Squirt (Styela clava)Observer
chriswbrownDescription
Introduced stalked tunicate
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Pacific Oyster (Magallana gigas)Observer
finaticDescription
San Diego County, California, US
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Ochre Sea Star (Pisaster ochraceus)Observer
finaticDescription
San Diego County, California, US
ID from http://biology.fullerton.edu/biol317/Murray/Fall97/sea_stars.html
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Giant Sea Star (Pisaster giganteus)Observer
finaticDescription
San Diego County, California, US
ID from http://biology.fullerton.edu/biol317/Murray/Fall97/sea_stars.html
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Leopard Shark (Triakis semifasciata)Observer
panthalassaDescription
I observed a fisherman catch four female leopard sharks and a skate, to which I had never seen before. The largest was close to three feet in lenght. The fisherman told me he had caught one about every hour. They were alive and well and he had planned to throw them back.
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White Burrowing Anemone (Flosmaris grandis)Observer
chriswbrownDescription
Large burrowing anemone known only from San Francisco Bay.
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Bat Ray (Myliobatis californica)Observer
kschneiDescription
Bat Ray (Myliobatis californicus), Heron's Head Park, San Francisco, California - 11 August 2013. A local fisherman caught this unfortunate ray while I was birding in the area (line visible to right of photo). It was about two feet across the "wings". While I was excited to see the ray, it was sad to see such a cool creature taken for sport. Apparently they're not eaten.
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