nkw5
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Okay. Who can identify this? It and many others were located at Pt. Lobos around 30-40 feet. It is brownish, very light, and usually roundish. It appears attached to the bottom.
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nkw5:Okay. Who can identify this? It and many others were located at Pt. Lobos around 30-40 feet. It is brownish, very light, and usually roundish. It appears attached to the bottom.
sb_diver:I showed the picture to one of the faculty members in the Marine Science Institute on campus here, and he identified it as a gelatinous egg mass of the polychaete Arenicola cristata
Thomas