Photographer: Paul Osmond
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A Bifurcus Polyclad Flatworm (Pseudoceros bifurcus) moves across a patch of marine algae on a coal reef head. This beautiful blue marine worm is distinctive with a white stipe on the mantle, bordered by a deep purple line. Also present is an orange patch near the eyes.
Image taken on the South Mantis dive site which is part of the Northern Great Deatched Reef system in far north Queensland in Australia.
Detached Reef's in the area are named as they are near - but not directly attached to the Great Barrier Reef system.
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· Date: Sat February 4, 2006 · Reference ID: /22005-11-28-15-19-37 · Views: 8390 ·
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Keywords: platyhelminthes poly clad marine flat worm indo pacific pseudoceratidae didemnidae australia qld gbr
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Humpback Whale Tail Fluking - Megaptera novaeangliae
Paul Osmond
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