Girdwood, Alaska. Turnagain Arm mudflats with intertidal algae glowing in the evening sun, with the Chugach Mountains in the distance.

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Iridescent algae (Mazzaella sp.)

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Bleached (dead) coralline algae (Corallina officinalis) and encrusting algae (Lithothamnia) on a pebble

A closeup of the algae pond on the roof

Algae under the microscope

Green Algae bloom on rocks along a shoreline. Like hair waving in the water.

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Growth had taken hold of the boat after sitting for so long unkept.

Smooth carpets of algae line the creek's edge.

A very special lake has reg algae growing on top.

Unidentified species of red algae. Possibly Dilsea sp.

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Eduardo Cubillos & Diego Cantor

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No solo por lo fascinante que puede llegar descubrir e imaginar la vida microscópica, sino también observando como estas interactuan con el medio y de qué forma pueden entrar en simbiosis con la cotidianidad humana.

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The brilliant algae covering the moving stream that carries the hot water from the source to the hot pools

Bloomed in backyard pond. Apparently the same unicellular green algae that causes "watermelon snow" in warming icefields. "This genus occurs in both marine and freshwater situations and in polar regions forms red or green snow. The colonial mass is an amorphous mucilage, usually macroscopic." (Prescott, How to Know the Freshwater Algae, 1970). Stoughton, MA 12/20/14

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