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July 3, 2019

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Doto columbiana  (thanks to J. Goddard for ID)
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Phidiana hiltoni
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Dendronotus subramosus
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weird spiky thing  (sea cucumber?) with shrimp and worm
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two close-ups of worm
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sea spider- species?
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Doto 2
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July 4, 2019

The Nudibranch Hotel; the 11 species below were all found within a 4 square yard patch.  H. opalescens, P. hiltoni, D. picta, were abundant.   
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two Dirona picta
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Dialula sandiegensis
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Aeolidia loui
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Dendronotus venustus
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Flabellina trilineata
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Phidiana  hiltoni
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Hermissenda opalescens
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Rostanga pulchra
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Diaphoreolis lagunae
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Dendronotus subramoses
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Doto amyra
Other creatures
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nesting clam siphon (thanks to J. Goddard)
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July 5, 2019

late check-ins to the Nudibranch Hotel; same location as yesterday, incredible.  
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Diaphorodoris lirulatocauda; really tiny, less than 1 cm. 
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Triopha maculata
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Dendronotus subramosus; both the orange one and the brown, above
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Archidoris montereyensis

other creatures

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spaghetti worm; species?
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Kelp-encrusting bryozoan
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Calliostoma canaliculatum
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purple sea urchin, dressed for the low tide
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Tonicella lineata
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