Mysterious alga

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Jean-Eric - 21 Jun 2006 20:35 GMT

Hello,

In La Ciotat, in France in the Mediterranean sea, I met an unknown
alga, (finally by me and the other members of the sling load).

If somebody knows it.

Thank you to help us.

http://cjoint.com/?gvvhUlNQAm

and

http://cjoint.com/?gvvikrI1JG

Jean-Eric

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Roberto Divia - 22 Jun 2006 11:39 GMT

> In La Ciotat, in France in the Mediterranean sea, I met an unknown
> alga, (finally by me and the other members of the sling load).
>
> If somebody knows it.

It's not a vegetable, it's an animal:

http://subaqua.web.cern.ch/subaqua/Photos/2004-05-07-Golf-Juan-JC/Golf%20Juan%20
JC-Pages/Image28.html

Next time, try to touch it...

Ciao,

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Matthias Voss - 22 Jun 2006 17:28 GMT

>> In La Ciotat, in France in the Mediterranean sea, I met an unknown
>> alga, (finally by me and the other members of the sling load).
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>
> Next time, try to touch it...

;-) slip sliding ....

Matthias

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Jean-Eric - 22 Jun 2006 17:42 GMT

Roberto Divia a écrit :

> It's not a vegetable, it's an animal:

Unfortunately the names of the photographs were neutralized by cjoint.
The names of the photographs did not leave a doubt about the female
bonnelia.

The two photographs show a green alga which resembles by far has a
piece of baize a little bored and crumpled.

Also, cameras used being different, the green of the alga does not
arise from the same colour.

Jean-Eric

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