Classification: Metridiidae
Number of items: 9.
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Lophelia and plumose anemones living on a riser in the North Sea (3 files)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Attached to riser |
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Plumose anemones in the North Sea (2 files)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Attached to riser |
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Plumose anemones, sea stars and brittle stars in the North Sea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Attached to and living on seabed |
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Pollack and plumose anemones in the North Sea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Metridium attached to subsea structre. Pollack swimming around structure |
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Pollack, plumose anemones and Lophelia pertusa in the North Sea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Lophelia and Metridium attached to subsea structre. Pollack swimming around structure |
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Redfish and plumose anemones in the North Sea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Anemones attached to subsea structures, redfish swimming |
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Redfish, sea star and plumose anemones in the North Sea (1 file)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Anemones attached to subsea structures, redfish swimming, sea star on seabed |
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Sessile invertebrates on a rock (0 files)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea > West of Shetland > Lincoln North Sea > West of Shetland > Lincoln Depth (m): 160 |
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Torsk fish, plumose anemones, sea star and mussel shells in the North Sea (3 files)
Site: Atlantic > North Sea North Sea Depth (m): 165 Behaviour: Attached to subsea structures and on sea bed |
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