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Bryozoa on the beach of an East Frisian Island in the summer of 2021
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Deutsch: Die hellbeigen Knäuel sind nach Aussage von Biologen vor Ort sogenannte Moostierchen. Jeder Knäuel besteht aus einer Vielzahl sehr kleiner Tiere, sogenannten Zooide. Die genaue Art konnte nicht bestimmt werden, möglicherweise ist es die Zottige Seerinde (Electra pilosa). Der große helle Ballen in der rechten Bildhälfte ist kein Moostierchen, sondern sehr wahrscheinlich ein Laichballen einer Wellhornschnecke. Eine nähere Beschreibung zu den Moostierchen vom Spülsaum auf Wangerooge im August 2021 findet sich auf https://www.rhetos.de/html/lex/moostierchen_auf_wangerooge.htm |
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