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Three Invasive Tunicates
Description:
Star tunicate, Botryllus schlosseri, surrounded by Diplosoma listerianium, and above by Didemnum vexillum, in the Gulf of Maine near Rockport, Massachusetts. All three colonial tunicates are invasive in the NW Atlantic.
Credit:
Andrew J. Martinez/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2628365
Legacy Identifier:
JB0458
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7360px × 4912px (~103 MB)
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aggressive
alien species
american coast
animal
aplousobranchia
ascidiacea
ascidian
atlantic invader
bioinvader
botryllidae
botryllus
botryllus schlosseri
carpet tunicate
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colonial sea-squirt
competing for space
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golden star tunicate
gulf of maine
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mixed species
new england
nonnative
north america
ocean wildlife
offshore massachusetts
overgrown
pleurogona
sea life
sea squirt
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spreading
star tunicate
stolidobranchia
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