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Oral disk densely covered with short thin tentacles, entire group
looks like a shaggy carpet. Coral rubble. Commonly seen on
our Southern shores. |
2-4cm.
Oral disk covered bumps, no tentacles on the edge. Coral rubble. Commonly
seen on our Southern shores. |
2-4cm.
Oral disk with fringed edge and covered clusters of very short branched
tentacles. Coral rubble. Commonly seen on our Southern shores. |
4-5cm. Oral disk has a ridged surface. Usually a plain unpatterned
brown. Coral rubble. Sometimes seen on our Southern shores.
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3-4cm.
Oral disk with short stubby tentacles that also fringe the edge of
the oral disk. Coral rubble. Sometimes seen on our shores.
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Oral disk brown with pale stripes, sparse tentacles, smooth edge.
Coral rubble. Sometimes seen on our shores. |
1.5-4cm.
Tentacles many, long thin, transparent with darker ball-shaped tip.
Body column smooth and brightly coloured brown, blue, orange or red.
Oral disk usually dark. On rocks. Sometimes seen on our shores. |
3-4cm.
Oral disk with short stubby tentacles with white bulbous tips. Coral
rubble. Sometimes seen on our Southern shores. |
3-4cm.
Oral disk with short stubby tentacles with bulbous tips. Coral rubble.
Sometimes seen on our Northern shores. |
2-6cm.
Tentacles very short, resemble bumps, not so tightly packed together.
In the centre, are neatly arranged into wedge-shaped groups, resembling
the spokes of a wheel. Seagrass meadows. Sometimes seen on
our shores. |
