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Barnacles seem to dominate the south face in
upper intertidal and many algal species found elsewhere on Island are missing
On this February
day I was looking for Prasiola which does not seem to like the south
face Or perhaps the
Porphyra just out competes it (this series photos move
from SE side to SW side and from less wave exposure to more) |
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Porphyra covers
most upper |
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There
is a tinge of green here as at the p
but even here the direction is more east than south |
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Streaks in
upper |
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This
‘streaking’ is a Verrucaria lichen that covers upper intertidal but on
southface even it looks ‘unhappy’’ |
Moving more to
West
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Here is some
good Prasiola but it is on a surface and not directly facing to south |
No sign of
Greens here – looking west |
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More Exposed
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This SW corner
is more exposed and will be explored later date All those
barnacles/ mussels in lower indicate heavy wave action |
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Created by LG on Feb/14/2004
Last updated on Monday, February 14, 2005