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Juncia Negra (Cyperus fuscus)Observ.
joaotiagotavaresDescripción
Least common Cyperus at the site. Sort of isolated from nearby clumps of C. difformis and C. eragrostis
last picture comparison with other Cyperus species at the site: left to right - difformis (older spikes, frutification), fuscus, eragrostis, difformis (flowering)
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Sapillo Moteado Ibérico (Pelodytes ibericus)Observ.
jmneivaDescripción
Based on geography
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joaotiagotavaresDescripción
Found by Gullón et al. 2015 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280525886_El_enebro_costero_novedad_para_Portugal
With @duarte
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j_orfaoDescripción
Subpopulation #2. This is the largest one. It was found in the same type of habitat as the other one, in exposed areas. Some of these individuals were clearly dead.
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Caracol Sombrero Chino (Calyptraea chinensis)Observ.
jmneivaDescripción
Several on bivalves, in Zostera nolti meadow
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Caracol Anillado (Aplysia dactylomela)Observ.
silviatavDescripción
Expedição Selvagens 50
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telliatelaDescripción
Um caso de estudo para quem se interessa por esta rara planta, por aqui chamada de loendro, mas em outros locais também rodendro ou adelfeira. Existe somente neste ribeiro de Telhadela e de forma descontinuada.
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Sapillo Moteado Común (Pelodytes punctatus)Observ.
leibeleDescripción
3610
Tre
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Ajo Silvestre (Allium vineale)Observ.
duarteDescripción
Amidst the salt-pans of Aveiro, Portugal.
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finaticDescripción
Baja California Sur, Mexico
On the underside of a Striped Marin. There was also an adult Common Remora (Remora remora) on the fish too:
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/2256260
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sea-kangarooDescripción
A copepod endemic to whale sharks! All of the whale sharks we saw here had these all over their lips. More about it here:
http://museum.wa.gov.au/explore/blogs/aquatic-zoology/creature-feature-pandarus-rhincodonicus
According to that they're not harming the sharks, though they do leave discolored marks behind.
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Tunina de H (Cephalorhynchus hectori)Observ.
clintonDescripción
Photographs taken by Martin Stanley, DOC.
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Lagartija Roquera (Podarcis muralis)Observ.
luca63Descripción
4 individui sotto pietra
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duarteFecha
Septiembre 2, 2006Descripción
It's about time I start posting the weird little things I've been working with. Specimen collected by F. Cavaleiro from the pectoral fins of the European flounder, Platichthys flesus, the typical infection site of the ovigerous females of this species. The date refers to the original sampling date.
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Medregal Limón (Seriola rivoliana)Observ.
duarteDescripción
Dive spot "Rabo de Asno". Photo obtained from a video I made during the dive (photos take too long...).
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Águila Volatinera (Terathopius ecaudatus)Observ.
kylecmsmithFecha
Septiembre 7, 2014Descripción
Seen as we drove from Malelane to Skukuza for the first time. Many cars had stopped for it.
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valterDescripción
Location: Europe > Portugal > Algarve
Date Photo Taken: May 17, 2009
Habitat: Ribeira do Beliche
Info: It's a NEW species for Portugal!
© Copyright. You cannot use! Only Encyclopedia of Life (EOL)
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Lince Ibérico (Lynx pardinus)Observ.
andresriosDescripción
Macho con collar GPS, merodeando junto a una valla.
Male with GPS tracking collar, walking around a fence.
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duarteDescripción
One of the two last remaining populations of this Iberian endemic subspecies in Portugal (the other one is in the Monchique range in southern Portugal). This area is both a botanical reserve and Natura 2000 site, specifically created to protect these stands.
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duarteDescripción
I wasn't expecting to find fish in this water well, especially not one of the native cyprinids (which generally prefer fast, well oxygenated waters). Apart from being a completely artificial habitat, the water was brown. However, these guys were not only present, they were breeding like crazy! They even jumped out of water in their frenzy to spawn against the walls of the well! Also, notice the distinctive red pectoral fins of this species.
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Gobio de Dos Manchas (Pomatoschistus flavescens)Observ.
duarteDescripción
"O Muiño" diving spot, in the Cies Islands, part of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia National Park (Parque Nacional das Illas Atlánticas de Galicia), in Spain.
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Tiburón Azul (Prionace glauca)Observ.
duarteDescripción
Being landed in Vigo. I'm sorry for the low resolution, but I had filmed this, not photographed.
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Mako (Isurus oxyrinchus)Observ.
duarteDescripción
Being landed in Vigo. I'm sorry for the low resolution, but I had filmed this, not photographed.
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duarteDescripción
In the Berlengas islands, a nature reserve off Portugal.This subspecies is endemic to these islands, and apart from an insular population of Timon lepidus (which displayed a different behaviour from those from the continent) that seems to have gone extinct, is the only reptile in this small archipelago. These lizards are larger and have darker bellies than those from the mainland.
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duarteDescripción
Endemic to the Berlengas islands, where the observation was made. Critically endangered, see http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/162004/0
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Bonito del Atlántico (Sarda sarda)Observ.
duarteDescripción
The thin dark stripes are typical of the species, but the transversal dark stripes are probably stress related. Caught by fishermen using "arte xávega", a traditional fishing technique.
