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Basalt with different species of sponge, a crab, tubeworms, mollusks and coralline algae

Bild: NOAA, [1]

Lizenz: public domain

One of the first samples collected at Alderdice, this piece of basalt collected at 162’, was home to 5 species of sponge, one small crab, a colony of pin sized tube worms, some unusual mollusks, and some coralline algae. Image courtesy of S. Bernhardt, NOAA FGBNMS.

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• Source: de.wikipedia.org
• Image contributor(s): Denis Barthel
  • 2004-07-08T14:03:03Z UTC Denis Barthel 600x450 (33817 bytes) PD von http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/ (Information presented on this World Wide Web site is considered public information and may be distributed freely.)

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