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passiflora4Descripción
~6-7 mm, shown with pinky finger for scale.
Reference: https://books.google.com/books?id=y7o91ulcWXwC&pg=PA179&lpg=PA179&dq=callistochiton+asthenes&source=bl&ots=PjxvP96bam&sig=ACfU3U2PeBN-_4tOor_hBY91S2D1hiBbtA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjYtqbdsfL4AhWxJUQIHTUZB-QQ6AF6BAgREAM#v=onepage&q=callistochiton%20asthenes&f=false
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Género StenoplaxObserv.
phelsumas4lifeDescripción
Subtidal; pulled up during otter trawl at around ~100m
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graham_montgomeryDescripción
1 cm long. If the snails seem identifiable I can make a duplicate observation for them.
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Mopalia lignosaObserv.
marilynnebDescripción
Photo taken at night, low tide. Is this Mopalia lignosa or maybe M. kennerleyi?
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Género MopaliaObserv.
wendy1065Descripción
During low tide peaking at -3.99 at 12:12pm.
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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.
kbird27Descripción
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.
arheyman01Descripción
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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Granulina Perlita (Granulina margaritula)Observ.
amidzooidsDescripción
Tide pooling at low tide.
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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
