A bi-valve and a horn worm walk into a bar...
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I saw these two on my dive this morning. The white one is Chlamysdyconcha (sp?)-a bivalve whose mantle cover the entire shell.
and the Orange Worm is actually a horn-headed worm Hyboscolex pacificus
You just never know what you will find.
Special thanks to David Behrens for the ID help.
Terry
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"Beyond the ken of mortal men, beneath the wind and waves,
There lies a land of shells and sand, of chasms, crags and caves,
Where coral castles climb and soar, where swaying seaweeds grow,
And all around without a sound the ocean currents flow..."-Graeme Base
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I saw these two on my dive this morning. The white one is Chlamysdyconcha (sp?)-a bivalve whose mantle cover the entire shell.
and the Orange Worm is actually a horn-headed worm Hyboscolex pacificus
You just never know what you will find.
Special thanks to David Behrens for the ID help.
Terry
__________________
"Beyond the ken of mortal men, beneath the wind and waves,
There lies a land of shells and sand, of chasms, crags and caves,
Where coral castles climb and soar, where swaying seaweeds grow,
And all around without a sound the ocean currents flow..."-Graeme Base