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Garveia annulata (Orange hydroid) growing on Calliarthron tuberculosum |
Posted by Chris on September 13, 2007 at 16:54:08: I took these pictures of Garveia annulata (Orange hydroid) growing on Calliarthron tuberculosum (Articulated coralline algae) on the Sea Divers San Miguel Island (California) Pinnacles trip aboard the Peace on September 7-8, 2007. The trip was a great trip in which we dove Skyscraper, Boomerang Bank, an unnamed pinnacle West of Wilson Rock, Oil Springs, Lovers Cove, a Hare Rock night dive, Richardson Rock, Wilson Rock, and Egg Rock. We also saw blue whales on the way home. I will post a full set of pictures in the future. In researching the species names for these images I cam across many names for the Articulated coralline red algae. It turns out the modern name is Calliarthron tuberculosum, but there are many synonyms; Amphiroa tuberculosa 1842, Amphiroa vertebralis Decaisne 1842, Arthrocardia tuberculosa (Postels & Ruprecht) Weber-van Bosse 1904, Calliarthron cheilosporioides Manza 1937, Calliarthron regenerans Manza 1937, Calliarthron setchelliae 1937, & Calliarthron vertebrale (Decaisne) Manza 1940. I also found many examples of Garveia annulata growing on Calliarthron tuberculosum online using the algae's synonyms. I also found that although Garveia annulata seems to commonly occur on Calliarthron tuberculosum, it grows other places as well. ![]() Garveia annulata (Orange hydroid) growing on Calliarthron tuberculosum (Articulated coralline algae) at an unnamed pinnacle West of Wilson Rock
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