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Sea potato - Halocinthya papillosa - The opening

One of the common ascidians, shaped like a little barrel from which the mouth and cloacal siphons emerge. Its tunic is rough to the touch. Red and yellow or white. Found on rocky bottoms and amongst Neptune grass from 10 - 15 meters to over 100 meters. Maximum size up to 12 centimeters.

Sea potato - Halocinthya papillosa - The opening

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Uploaded on July 17, 2022

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Camera:	Canon
Model:	Canon DIGITAL IXUS 120 IS
Creation Date:	2016:10:13 18:00:14
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