Could someone please help me by identifying what this is?
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Hetland
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My first guess would be a tunicate.
DiverAmy
Prism2 CCR Diver
+1 on tunicate answer.
PatW
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I would go with tunicate also.
bvanant
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Tunincates (as pointed out) are very interesting creatures. They are in the chordata phylum and related (not too closely) to vertebrates. They are filter feeders and while feeding also remove oxygen from the intake side and spit out CO2 on the outtake side of their bodies. Very fascinating and come in lots of variety
Here is a pic from Anilao.
Enjoy
Bill
Here is a pic from Anilao.
Enjoy
Bill
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