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Anemone: Cerianthus sp. (among silt-covered Laminaria solidungula)

Incubators measure kelp production under the ice

Kelp, crustose coralline algae, and foliose red algae

Polycheate: Flabelligera sp. (on sponge)

Gastropod: Neptunea sp. (grazing down fish eggs)

Soft coral (Gersemia rubiformis) in extended and contracted states, with isopod (Saduria entomon) in foreground

Side of a boulder, dominated by inverebrates

Sponges: Phakellia cribrosa, Haliclona rufescens

Scour from ice dragging across the seafloor

Sponge: Haliclona rufescens, yellow polycheate: Spinther sp.

Shell hash from bivalve Astarte borealis

Sponge: Haliclonia rufescens, crustose coralline algae, and foliose red algae

Reproductive Laminaria solidungula, with sorus patch

Sponge, mysid (Mysis litoralis), and hydroid

Sponges (Phakellia, Haliclona) and polychaete (Spinther sp.)

Sea star: Leptasterias polaris (brooding eggs)

Jelly: Cyanea capillata (with amphipods)

Snailfish (Liparis sp.) on kelp (Laminaria solidungula)

Red algae (Dilsea socialis), growing on top of crustose coralline algae

Nudibranch (Flabellina verrucosa) eating hydroid (Sertularia cupressoides)

Nudibranch (Dendronotus frondosus) eating hydroid

Amphipod on soft coral (Gersemia rubiformis)

Nudibranch (Dendronotus frondosus?) and fish eggs