blue_lotus's Identifications
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Green Finger Sponge (Iotrochota birotulata)Observer
steveansellDescription
Below center
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Overgrowing Tunicates (Family Didemnidae)Observer
stefadrianDescription
... or a sponge?
@blue_lotus @frederic-andre
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Svenzea cristinaeObserver
spirulaPlace
Missing LocationDescription
40ft – 12m
This sponge was seen almost completely covering the roof of an overhang. This sponge was only seen once at this site.
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Plakina monolophaObserver
stefadrianDescription
I think the genus identification is correct due to the surface structure. Those three small specimens from Zambratija are very blue, as I stated a few days ago, not just blue-ish like the other observations I upped ... I doubt this is caused by refraction only.
Je pense que l'identification du genus est correcte en raison de la structure de la surface. Ces trois petites spécimens de Zambratija sont très bleus, comme je l'ai dit il y a quelques jours, pas seulement bleuâtres comme les autres observations que j'ai téléversees ... Je doute que cela soit dû uniquement à la réfraction.
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Plakina monolophaObserver
stefadrianDescription
I think the genus identification is correct due to the surface structure. Those three small specimens from Zambratija are very blue, as I stated a few days ago, not just blue-ish like the other observations I upped ... I doubt this is caused by refraction only.
Je pense que l'identification du genus est correcte en raison de la structure de la surface. Ces trois petites spécimens de Zambratija sont très bleus, comme je l'ai dit il y a quelques jours, pas seulement bleuâtres comme les autres observations que j'ai téléversees ... Je doute que cela soit dû uniquement à la réfraction.
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Plakina monolophaObserver
stefadrianDescription
I think the genus identification is correct due to the surface structure. Those three small specimens from Zambratija are very blue, as I stated a few days ago, not just blue-ish like the other observations I upped ... I doubt this is caused by refraction only.
Je pense que l'identification du genus est correcte en raison de la structure de la surface. Ces trois petites spécimens de Zambratija sont très bleus, comme je l'ai dit il y a quelques jours, pas seulement bleuâtres comme les autres observations que j'ai téléversees ... Je doute que cela soit dû uniquement à la réfraction.
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Plakina monolophaObserver
stefadrianDescription
Maybe Plakina monolopha? It seems to be the most common species.
In Pansini, Manconi, Pronzato: "Fauna d'Italia - Porifera I" (2011) there are 10 Plakina species listed for the Mediterraneis, neither of which is explicitely described as being blue-ish (at least sometimes).
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Demosponges (Class Demospongiae)Observer
quokka2Description
Wall near point, cave, overhangs, rubble at bottom. 6-21m.
AI suggestion was Celleporaria bryozoan. My initial thought was a sponge, then ascidian.
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Hyrtios cavernosusObserver
spirulaPlace
Missing LocationDescription
40ft – 12m
This sponge was near a similar looking sponge but I’m counting them as separate organisms since they weren’t physically connected (from what I could see).
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Hyrtios cavernosusObserver
spirulaPlace
Missing LocationDescription
40ft – 12m
This sponge was seen at the beginning of the dive on a small reef head.
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Hyrtios cavernosusObserver
spirulaPlace
Missing LocationDescription
2-10m
These three pieces of sponge were seen underneath a dead Elkhorn coral.
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Plakina monolophaObserver
stefadrianDescription
... which european species would be blue?
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Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica)Observer
leo_francoPlace
Missing Location
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Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica)Observer
eliana15757Place
Missing Location
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Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica)Observer
anderson_josue1Place
Missing Location
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