Imagery - Organism Photos
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| Organism Photos | Ascomycete Fungi | Buergenerula spartinae photomicrograph, courtesy of Steven Y. Newell Description - Note: length of spores in the photo are approximately 50 µm. |
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| Mycosphaerella species 2 photomicrograph, courtesy of Steven Y. Newell Description - Note: length of spores in photo approximately 16 µm. |
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| Phaeosphaeria halima photomicrograph, courtesy of Steven Y. Newell Description - Note: length of spores in photo approximately 16 µm. |
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| Phaeosphaeria spartinicola photomicrograph courtesy of Steven Y. Newell (note: length of spores in photo approximately 35 µm) Description - (none) |
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| Tracylla spartinae image (Mycologue Publications, 1993) Description - This image was reproduced with permission from Nag Raj's "Coelomycetous Anamorphs with Appendage-Bearing Conidia", Mycologue Publications, 1993. |
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| Invertebrate Species | Panopeus herbstii photograph Description - Panopeus herbstii, the most common predatory "mud crab" in the GA marshes. |
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| Uca thayeri photograph Description - (none) |
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| Uca thayeri photograph Description - (none) |
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| Uca thayeri photograph Description - (none) |
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| Megabalanus coccopoma photograph Description - Megabalanus coccopoma. Or is it Megabalanus tintinnabulum? From pilings at GCE 3 in June 2022 by GCE technicians. |
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| Littoraria nebulosa photograph Description - Littoraria nebulosa lives on wood in the high intertidal. On Sapelo, look for it on trees in the intertidal zone. Photo Steven Pennings |
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| Littoraria nebulosa photograph Description - Littoraria nebulosa is common on Sapelo Island where trees have fallen into the water. Photo Steven Pennings |
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| Dasymutilla occidentalis photograph Description - The "cow killer" or "velvet ant" is really a wasp with a nasty sting. Photo Steve Pennings |
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| Mellita quinquiesperforata photograph Description - Mellita (live individual with spines). They live subtidally but dead ones will wash up on the beach. Photo Steve Pennings |
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| Mellita quinquiesperforata photograph Description - Mellita (dead individual without spines). Photo Steve Pennings |
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