em_lamond's Identifications
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Monoclea forsteriObserver
john_barklaDescription
On damp coast cliff under forest
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Complex Thallose Liverworts (Order Marchantiales)Observer
bcal003Description
The archegoniophore of M. berteroana appears in September in a terminal position on the thallus. The stalk is up to 8 cm. high. This obs fits that, clearly by eye, and if it were M. foliacea it would be under 2 cm. (The heads are about 1 cm diameter.)
Tuatara: Volume 13, Issue 2, July 1965, E.O. Campbell.
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Rimu (Dacrydium cupressinum)Observer
invertebratistPlace
Beveridge to Arataki Path, Waitakere Ranges, Nihotupu, West Auckland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Description
Observed near the track in the native bush (daytime).
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Bonfire Liverwort (Marchantia berteroana)Observer
crellowDescription
Adjacent to water race. Green material was hard, rough and fairly rigid.
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Ruby Seadragon (Phyllopteryx dewysea)Observer
leonie_rennieDescription
It is missing a little bit of tail. Created great interest to a novice beach comber who proudly carried it home.
Photo: Leonie Rennie
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Ruby Seadragon (Phyllopteryx dewysea)Observer
leonie_rennieDescription
Heartened by the recent discovery of a confirmed ruby seadragon, which I had given to an enthusiastic lady on the beach, I thought that next time I was in Hopetoun, I would look through the ones I had previously collected. I read the Stiller, Wilson & Rouse paper and convinced myself that this also is a ruby seadragon. I don't know when I collected it or exactly where but it was well before this website began. This means that 20% of the seadragons I have found over the last 8 years have been ruby seadragons.
Photos Leonie Rennie
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Ruby Seadragon (Phyllopteryx dewysea)Observer
kath4Description
found washed up at high tide mark
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