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10-20cm
long. Thin red flat blade with fine branches. On coral rubble. Commonly
seen on our Southern shores.
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10-20cm
across. Flat sheets and look like a red version of Sea lettuce (Ulva
sp) with feathered edges. On coral rubble. Sometimes seen on some
of our Southern shores. |
10-20cm
across. Flat sheets and look like a red version of Sea lettuce (Ulva
sp) with smooth but ruffled edges. On coral rubble. Commonly seen
on our Southern shores. |
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A
lacy circular blade about 5-8cm across. Beige or green with tinges
of lilac. Coral rubble near reefs. Sometimes seen on some of our Southern
shores. |
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blade 15-20cm long. Flat large stiff crinkly ribbon-like central portion
with flat narrower side-branches that branch further into Y-shapes.
On coral rubble near reefs. Commonly seen on our Southern shores. |
Each
blade 10-12cm long. Flat ribbon like central portion with flat narrower
branches that have shorter branches. On coral rubble. Sometimes seen
on our Southern shores. |
Central
blade flat somewhat rectangular 8-10cm long with ruffled edges and
short irregular extensions. The surface has little bumps. On coral
rubble. Often seen on our Southern shores. |
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