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Invertebrates-Terrestrial and Marine Updated 2022.11.12.

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X-MARINE-Sea Star-Ochre or possibly Mottled Star 2003.5#015.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
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X-MARINE-Sea Star-Ochre or possibly Mottled Star 2003.5#015.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.

  • X-MARINE-Dendraster Excentricus 2010.7.22#7646.3. Sand Dollar. Found on a Pacific Coast Beach near Westport Washington. Collected by Mary Lou B.
  • X-MARINE-Dendraster Excentricus 2010.7.22#7647.3. Sand Dollar. Found on a Pacific Coast Beach near Westport, Washington. Collected by Mary Lou B.
  • X-MARINE-Dendraster Excentricus 2010.7.22#7648.4. Sand Dollar. Found on a Pacific Coast beach near Westport Washington. Collected by Mary Lou B.
  • X-Marine-Giant Barnacles (Balanus nubilus) on a small Welk shell. 1978.5#4015.3. S.E. of the Togiak Nat. Wildlife Refuge, Bering Sea, Alaska.
  • X-Marine-Giant Barnacles (Balanus nulilus) on a small Welk shell. 1978.5#4019.3. Kulalak Bay, S.E. of the Togiak Nat. Wildlife Refuge, Bering Sea, Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Hairy Oregon Tritons with Thatched & Acorn Barnacles and some Rockweed (Bladderwrack) 2003.5#009.6. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Horseshoe Crab 2020.9.18#0018. One of quite a few I found washed up near the strand line. Stone Harbor Point, Cape May New Jersey.
  • X-MARINE-Horseshoe Crab 2020.9.18#0029. Not a true crab or even a crustacean. A living fossil thought to have existed for 450 million years on Earth. Stone Harbor Point, Cape May, New Jersey
  • X-MARINE-Jellyfish, Lion's Mane Jellyfish 1983.10#52.6. Cyanea capillata.This was easily 5 to 6 feet across, by far the most spectacular jellyfish I ever saw. These are the largest Jellyfish species in the world. They can cause severe pain if stung by it's tentacles, it usually won't kill a person but swimming into one can cause a severe allergic reaction and pain. Medical attention is advised. I encountered this on a beach near Belkofski Village, Alaska Peninsula Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Red Hermit Crab 2003.5#011.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star, Mottled Star with Thatched Barnacles & Oregon Tritons. 2003.5#014.4. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound, Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Bat Star 2003.5#003.3. Asterinia miniata. in Rockweed. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Mottled or False Ochre Star 2003.5#004.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Ochre or possibly Mottled Star 2003.5#015.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Ochre or Purple Star 2003.5#013.3. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Ochre Star 2003.5#012.5. Surrounded by Rockweed and unknown Seaweed. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Sunflower Star 2003.5#016.5. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-MARINE-Sea Star-Sunflower Star with a Ochre(Purple) Star 2003.5#006.2. Pigot Bay, Prince William Sound Alaska.
  • X-Terrestrial-Earthworm (Night Crawler) 2014.9.17#005.3. Lumbricus terrestris. Anchorage Alaska.
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