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PHYSELLA-COMPOSER-1

It is in the sea where they show their entire size spectrum, and its greater specific richness. Jean Marie Cavanihac, an assiduous contributor to "Micscape" and the French "Magazine de Microscopie", has accustomed us to beautiful images of their little planktonic members. Nevertheless there are...

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A Close-up View of the Beautiful Invader "Purple Loosestrife" (Lythrum salicaria)

At the beginning of the 1800's, settlers to North America brought purple loosestrife plants from Europe to display in their gardens for their showy magenta blooms. The ships that carried them used soil containing loosestrife seeds as ballast in their holds. Once present, the plant spread rapidly...

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Chocolate chip starfish, Protoreaster nodosus.

Starfish can be found in warm areas of the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. They live in shallow tidal pools and reefs up to 100 feet deep. They feed on sponges, bacteria, waste products and the remains of dead plants and...