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Many creatures inhabit the secret places and defensive opportunities provided by a wreck. Not all eat the fabric of the ship or its associated artefacts, but by burrowing and displacing sediments they ...
DP 173740
Description Many creatures inhabit the secret places and defensive opportunities provided by a wreck. Not all eat the fabric of the ship or its associated artefacts, but by burrowing and displacing sediments they may affect it in various ways. This long-clawed squat lobster (Munida rugosa) has crafted a shelter beneath one of the frame timbers. (Colin Martin)
Date 1994
Collection Dr Colin and Dr Paula Martin
Catalogue Number DP 173740
Category On-line Digital Images
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