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jackpine22Descripción
In seagrass bed (T. testudinum and H. stipulacea) sandy substrate, 1-2 m depth
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Alga Uva Marina (Caulerpa racemosa)Autor
jackpine22Descripción
Amongst sponges in seagrass (T.testudinum) bed on coral rubble, depth approx 50 cm (MLW)
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Babosa de Gardiner (Tubulophilinopsis gardineri)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
Unknown nudibranch found at low tide in Bazaruto Mozambique Africa. Only one was found.
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Liebre de Mar Chata (Dolabella auricularia)Autor
rcoliveira84Descripción
Kinda like a sea slug. Moves thru sea weed very slowly. Expels water from the hole in the back. Must be for breathing.
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Babosa de Gardiner (Tubulophilinopsis gardineri)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
Unknown nudibranch found at low tide in Bazaruto Mozambique Africa. Only one was found.
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Liebres de Mar (Familia Aplysiidae)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
I saw these sea hairs wash up on the beach is large numbers usually over a few Km of the beach. I also saw them underwater and they were usually all cruising along in a long line 10-20 animals wide. 'Traditional folklore' on Bazaruto Island sais that when these wash up on the beach "that is how baby oysters are born"
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Liebres de Mar (Familia Aplysiidae)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
I saw these sea hairs wash up on the beach is large numbers usually over a few Km of the beach. I also saw them underwater and they were usually all cruising along in a long line 10-20 animals wide. 'Traditional folklore' on Bazaruto Island sais that when these wash up on the beach "that is how baby oysters are born"
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Liebres de Mar (Familia Aplysiidae)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
I saw these sea hairs wash up on the beach is large numbers usually over a few Km of the beach. I also saw them underwater and they were usually all cruising along in a long line 10-20 animals wide. 'Traditional folklore' on Bazaruto Island sais that when these wash up on the beach "that is how baby oysters are born"
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Liebres de Mar (Familia Aplysiidae)Autor
njhelgasonDescripción
I saw these sea hairs wash up on the beach is large numbers usually over a few Km of the beach. I also saw them underwater and they were usually all cruising along in a long line 10-20 animals wide. 'Traditional folklore' on Bazaruto Island sais that when these wash up on the beach "that is how baby oysters are born"
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rossnewbDescripción
Seen in Inhambane Estuary over sand / sea grass in around 2m of water
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