I have a backlog of photos from collecting trips that I have been meaning to post and talk about. This month seems like a good time to do it, while I'm madly trying to finish experiments before school starts again (and simultaneously preparing for the fall semester). Few words, many pictures.
From a May collecting trip:
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Fucus sp., a brown alga (rockweed), covered with the egg capsules of Ilyanassa obseleta, the mud snail. Each egg capsule is filled with developing embryos that will hatch into planktonic veligers. |
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A moon snail egg case (the sand collar) also covered with I. obsoleta egg capsules. |
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