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Two different euplectellid glass sponges with amazing plates! about 2480 m near Ross Atoll, American Samoa #okeanow
LIMPETS and their tracks in San Mateo, CA! #molluscmonday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
Lovely shots of a feather star, aka a comatulid crinoid, Rose Atoll, American Samoa, less than 2450 m #Okeanos
Some lovely gastropod/radula feeding tracks.. most likely those limpets in view! #molluscmonday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
BAD TRITON SNAIL! NO EAT THE Culcita STARFISH! NOM NOM! #molluscmonday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
Brisingid sea star.. battle wearly with several arms in the process of regrowth. 2480 m-ish Rose Atoll, American Samoa. #Okeanos
Classic Pacific coast aeolid feeding on hydroids in Oregon! #molluscmonday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
Unusual stalked sponge! about 2430 m Rose Atoll, American Samoa, #Okeanos #spongeThursday
oh wow. Wotta weird glass sponge! 2430 ish m Rose Atoll, American Samoa #Okeanos #spongeThursday
oh NEAT! the sea slug Armina papillata feeding on this octocoral, Cavernularia sp.! #molluscmonday #octocoralFriday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
A lovely comatulid crinoid, feather star, about 2440 m Ross Atoll, American Samoa #Okeanos
Kellet's Whelk! Also feeding on dead Mola mola! #molluscmonday www.inaturalist.org/observations...
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