The Great Barrier Reef
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Figure 14.1 Diversity of phytoplankton. Identification from top left to right: A, Rhizosolenia sp.; B, Thalassionema
nitzschoides; C, Dinophysis caudata; D, Odontella sp.; E, Ceratium sp.; F, Chaetoceros sp.; G, Bacteriastrum sp.
(intercalary disc); H, Cyanobacterium; I, Pseudoguinardia sp.; J, Bacillaria paxilifer; K, centric diatom in girdle view; L,
Bacteriastrum sp. (terminal disc); M, Thalassiosira sp. (Photo: K. Heimann.)
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Figure 14.2 Diversity of zooplankton. A, large calanoid copepod (Labidocera sp.); B, calanoid copepod (Eucalanus sp.);
C, calanoid Acartia sp.; D, polychaete worm larva; E, prawn larvae Acetes sp.; F, fish larvae; G, crab larval (zoel stage);
H, arrow worm (Chaetognatha). (Photo: K. Heimann.)