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Detailed visual seabed survey at drilling site 7218/11-1

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5.3.5 Dominant sponge species recorded in the current <strong>survey</strong><br />

Table4 liststhe mostcommonspongesrecorded<strong>at</strong> the Darwinfield.<br />

Table4. Listof the mostfrequentlyrecordedspongespecies/groups<strong>at</strong> the Darwinfield,August,2012. Simplified<br />

identific<strong>at</strong>ioncharacteristicsareprovidedto assistnon-specialists.<br />

Sponges Simplified identi fic<strong>at</strong>ion characteristics<br />

Aplysilla sp. Yellow lumps<br />

Axinella sp. White funnel<br />

Candelabrum phrygium Pink string<br />

Farrea occa White and bumpy<br />

Geodia sp. White pot<strong>at</strong>o<br />

Hymedesmia sp. Fl<strong>at</strong> and blue<br />

Polymastia sp. Dog's rubber ball (white)<br />

Stylochordyla borealis Stalked tulip (white)<br />

Imagesof eachof these species/groupsare shown in Figure32. Note, figure extendsover several<br />

pages.<br />

Aplysilla Aplysilla<br />

Axinella Axinella<br />

Akvaplan-niva AS, 9296 Tromsø<br />

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