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jbeckyDescription
This observation is the corallimorph at the top of photo.
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Nudibranchs Order NudibranchiaObserver
jbeckyDescription
The observation is the slender blue and green slug climbing the wall.
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Corallimorphs Order CorallimorphariaObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the collection of < 1 inch gray disks
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Spotted Linckia Linckia multiforaObserver
jbeckyDescription
Larger than the average blue Linckia.
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Spotted Linckia Linckia multiforaObserver
jbeckyDescription
Observation is the sea star.
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Three-spot Dascyllus Dascyllus trimaculatusObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the black and white damselfish.
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Anemonefishes Subfamily AmphiprioninaeObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the clownfish. The host anemone is separate observation.
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Nudibranchs Order NudibranchiaObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the sea slug climbing the back wall. It's head is up and facing a bit left. Greenish overall color with red spots.
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Yellowmargin Triggerfish Pseudobalistes flavimarginatusObserver
jbeckyDescription
Yellowmargin Triggerfish
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Candycane Sea Cucumber Thelenota rubralineataObserver
jbeckyDescription
There are two individuals of this sea cucumber. Both have the same markings, but one has paler coloring.
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Galápagos Carpet Sesuvium edmonstoneiObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the succulent plant all around the iguana.
The iguana is a separate observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/31159933
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Prickly Pears Genus OpuntiaObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the tall cactus in the background.
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Galápagos Land Iguana Conolophus subcristatusObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the Land Iguana.
The red carpet of vegetation is a separate observation.
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Black Sun Coral Tubastraea micranthusObserver
jbeckyDescription
This observation is the dark green, branched, stony coral surrounded by crinoids.
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White-tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianusObserver
jbeckyDescription
These fawns are parked in a patch of ground cover in an urban office park while their mother browses nearby.
Doe is a separate observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/30634769
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White-tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianusObserver
jbeckyDescription
This doe decided that an urban office park near her greenbelt was the perfect place to park her kids while she browses. Second picture shows her fawns, who are a separate observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/30635004
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Lyretail Anthias Pseudanthias squamipinnisObserver
jbeckyDescription
Observation is the pink fish on the left/behind. Thanks, @joe_fish.
Yellow fish: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/30456383
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Acoelomorph Flatworms Subphylum AcoelomorphaObserver
jbeckyDescription
I learned this years ago as an acoel flatworm. It's on a Mushroom Coral that's also inhabited by pipefish.
