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On stormwater pipe, submerged from half tide, further out to sea than algae. Some flea muscles as well. Photo2 is underside once scraped off concrete. Photo3 has 2 worms who crawled out, top left and bottom right. Pipe photo http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/945926
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On stormwater pipe, submerged from half tide, further out to sea than algae. Some flea muscles as well. Photo2 is underside once scraped off concrete. Photo3 has 2 worms who crawled out, top left and bottom right. Pipe photo http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/945926
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A single modest barnacle on green-lipped mussel shell.
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High up on mangroves
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Collection of barnacles closed during low tide.
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Collection of barnacles closed during low tide.
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Collection of barnacles closed during low tide.
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A closeup of barnacles encrusting blue mussels.
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Barnacles growing on a live green-lipped mussel.
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Very small barnacles growing on live shell fish.
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Very small barnacles growing on live shell fish.
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intertidal rocks
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The pointy peak one :) Scotts Point, Northen end of the Tohe. @nzshells this one I only saw when I looked at my first barnacle photo :)
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The pointy peak one :) Scotts Point, Northen end of the Tohe. @nzshells this one I only saw when I looked at my first barnacle photo :)
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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Is this eliminius modestus? I wasn't sure what to exactly define the relationship as ... perhaps it's 'has host'?
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I'm thinking these are Austrominius modestus.
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I'm thinking these are Austrominius modestus.
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I think the bigger ones are the beacked barnacle.