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COMBINE OF BULL WHIP KELP AND GIANT BROWN KELP THIS HABITAT MAKE FOR THE BEST PLACE FOR SMALLER FISH SPECIES WHICH USE AQUATIC VEGETATION FOR SHELTER AND FOR ACCESSING FOOD.
WHERE SOUTH WEST COAST OF CALIFORNIA.
Spotted on May 12, 2012
Submitted on Mar 30, 2013
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Hi divernasa2001! Interesting observations you have here! However you'll have to reformat this spotting to make is acceptable for the Project Noah data base. You can only have a single species as a spotting on Project Noah. It can be identified or not, but it has to be a single species, even if more than one species can be seen in your picture. As scientific name, you can only use a proper scientific name (binomial nomenclature, genus + species). Any observations about habitat go under the Habitat section of the spotting. You'll find a lot of useful information in our FAQ section on how to describe and organize your spottings here. Have a look. Also please refrain from using all caps in your text. I hope this helps, and welcome to Project Noah!
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