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1 Rockshelf Organisms peter hamilton sandringham college

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6 Brown Algae

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9 Brown Algae:Bull Kelp

10 Red Algae

11 Green Algae

12 Green Algae: Sea Velvet

13 Blue-Green Algae

14 Angiosperms:Sea Grasses

15 Galeolaria:Tube worms

16 Molluscs

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19 Chitons

20 Periwinkles

21 Dog Conch

22 Black Nerites

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24 Turban shells

25 Elephant Snail

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28 Bi valves

29 Mussels

30 Abalone:

31 Blue ringed octopus

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33 Echinodermata Sea Stars, Sea Urchins

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35 Eleven Armed Sea Star

36 Brittle Stars

37 Sea Urchins

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39 Cnidaria : Sea Anemones and Jelly fish

40 Sea Anemone

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43 Crustaceans The largest group of marine arthropods are the crustaceans. Some of the crustaceans include a large range of shrimps, water fleas, barnacles, copepods, fish lice, ostracods, sandfleas, beach hoppers, isopods, amphipods, pill bugs, slaters, a range of prawns and shrimp, freshwater yabbies, rock lobsters, hermit crabs, half crabs, spider crabs, swimming crabs, normal crabs and shore crabsarthropodsbarnaclesisopodsslaters

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46 Crabs

47 Sea Cucumber

48 Sea Squirts / Cunjeovi

49 Ascidians: Sea Squirts

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51 http://www.mesa.edu.au/friends/seashores/

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