CO 18

1. CO 18 Chapter 12 Life on the Sea Floor

2. Fig. 18.1 The Brown Algae, Laminaria

3. Fig. 18.2 Benthic Algae: Brown, Green and Red

4. Fig. 18.3 Time exposure to air for intertidal benthic organisms

5. Fig. 18.4 Distribution of benthic plants and animals on a rocky shore

6. Fig. 18.5 Organisms of the supralittoral (splash) zone

7. Fig. 18.6 Organisms from the midlittoral (intertidal) zone

8. Fig. 18.7 Organisms from the sublittoral (subtidal) zone

9. Fig. 18.8 Zonation on a soft-sediment beach

10. Fig. 18.9 Organisms of the soft sediments

11. Fig. 18.10a Deep sea glass sponge (640 m, 2100 ft.)

12. Fig. 18.10b Deep sea crab (2000 m, 6550 ft.)

13. Fig. 18.10c Deep sea sponges & anemone (684 m, 2244 ft.)

14. Fig. 18.17 Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vent Communities

15. Fig. 18.11a Shipworms

16. Fig. 18.11b Gribble: Small boring crustaceans

17. Fig. 18.12a Anemone Tealia crassicornis

18. Fig. 18.12b Carnivorous nudibranch (sea slug) Dirona albolineata

19. Fig. 18.12c Carnivorous nudibranch (sea slug) Triopha carpenteri

20. Fig. 18.12d Carnivorous nudibranch (sea slug) Hermissenda crassicornis

21. Fig. 18.12e Seastars

22. Fig. 18.12f Carnivorous seastar opens shellfish with tubefeet

23. Fig. 18.12g Herbivorous purple and green sea urchins

24. Fig. 18.12h The urchin mouth, Aristotle's Lantern

25. Fig. 18.12i The filter feeding pink sea scallop

26. Fig. 18.13 Coral Reef organisms

27. Fig. 18.14 Coral polyps

28. Fig. 18.15 Coral reef zonation

29. Fig. 18.16a Corals and Sea Fan at Mana Island, Fiji

30. Fig. 18.16b Butterfly fish and Moorish Idol, Soma Soma Strait, Fiji

31. Fig. 18.20 Alaska king crab being unloaded from a crab pot

32. Fig. 18.21 Raft culture of bay mussels on Puget Sound

33. Table 18.1