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| Scolymia cubensis (Milne Edwards and Haime
1849). Septa in 2,3 orders as spikes, pick-shapes. Found in the
Caribbean and off of Brazil. Bonaire pic
8/09. |
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| Abudefduf saxatilis (Linnaeus 1758), the
Sergeant Major. Both Atlantic coasts to cooler waters. To six
inches in length. This one from the Bahamas. Very similar to the
Indo-west Pacific Abudefduf vaigensis, discerned by its
further back fourth black body bar. Bonaire pic
8/09. |
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| Spirobranchus giganteus, the Christmas Tree
Worm, family Serpulidae. 1-1 1/2". Two spiral crowned groups
of radioles with a double horned operculum between them that bears
a sharp spine. Tropical West Atlantic, Indo-Pacific. Bonaire
pic 8/09. |
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| Spirobranchus giganteus, the Christmas
Tree Worm, family Serpulidae. 1-1 1/2". Two spiral crowned
groups of radioles with a double horned operculum between them that
bears a sharp spine. Tropical West Atlantic, Indo-Pacific. Here
(Yowch!) associated with Fire Coral. Bonaire pic
8/09. |
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