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Image ID: 428U37, Aggregating Anemone
Anthopleura elegantissma

 The brilliant green coloring in the oral disk of an Aggregating Anemone comes largely from algae, which live co-operatively within the anemone.

Photographed at Off Santa Barbara Island, CA in Southern California on September 4, 1998 with a Canon F1n in Aquatica Housing, 50mm macro lens, Ikelite 50 & MS Strobes. Fuji Velvia.


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Additional Information About this Photograph
HP #11
Additional Information About the Natural History of this Subject
ID from Guide To Marine Invertebrates by Daniel Gottshall
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