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Temporarily curled into a windmill pattern from surface wave action,...

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Caption: Temporarily curled into a windmill pattern from surface wave action, the apical tip of a giant kelp frond floats just beneath the surface of the ocean in a giant kelp forest at Santa Catalina Island, California. This detail shot shows the giant kelp's stem-like stipe, spherical gas floats or "pneumatocysts" and attached kelp blades, which collectively for a "frond" of giant kelp.
Scientific name: Macrocystis pyrifera
Copyright: © Chuck Davis / Tidal Flats, Ltd.
Photographer Code: MA43604
AGPix ID: AGPix_ChDaTiFl26_0086
Photo Alignment: 35mm (horizontal)

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