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Old 01-14-2008, 06:46 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Oh oh! let me guess! the autozooids "exhale water from the coral" whereas the siphonozooids "Breathe in" water"?


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Uhh....ok Great pics!

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Thank you friends, for your kind words !

Annick, ziggy you were right!!! Mystery has been solved!
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Acetabularia -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Indeed, this is Acetabularia! Hurrra and huzzza! I've heard about this algae, especially during cell biology courses! It's amazing! Made of single gigantic cells! I will "have" a closer look on it with my macro lenses

I've almost finished writing an article about some technicalities and HDR photography for aquaristic purposes!


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Beautiful pictures Kamil!
Notice the nice display, you depicted, of both autozooid and siphonozooid polyps of the dimorphic sarcophyton octocoral?

Damn I think I second this ? (: if it means he had some nice pictures of a few soft corals ?

Great Blog you have there buddy Beautiful photos I think the coral pics where very nice but Your lady is very pretty (: This I do know


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