Sample Seaweed Finds
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Amphipods
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Male
Amphipod
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Caprellid
Amphipod with flap for holding eggs and babies
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Caprellid Amphipods
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Amphipods
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Isopod
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Three
photos of one isopod
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Minute
baby barnacle with plates open
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Brittle
Stars -- the ones in seaweed have arms the size of thread and break
easily. The one on the left shows the oral or bottom side of the disk.
The one on the right shows the aboral or top side.
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Sea
spiders. Among differences from Brittle Stars are their jointed legs.
If you rest the nails of one of your hands on a surface, you make the
shape they are usually in.
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Newborn
Crab, 1/32 to 1/16" wide
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Eggs
on Seaweed -- perhaps Mudsnail eggs
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