Sea plumes
Pseudopterogorgia spp.
Description:
Brushy clusters of tall, feather-like plumes. Pinnately branching, secondary branches or branchlets, lying more or less in single planes, extend from the main branches (Pseudopterogorgia habitus). Polyps in rows, series or bands, rather than randomly distributed on all sides of the branch. Calyces absent or indistinct.
Color:
Most commonly purple to gray branches, occasionally bright to pale yellow or yellowish-brown. Polyps generally cream to brownish or gr
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Posted by SteveThat is Forked sea feather Pseudopterogorgia bipinnata
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Posted by @Butz2010Sea plumes Pseudopterogorgia spp. Description: Brushy clusters of tall, feather-like plumes. Pinnately branching, secondary branches or branchlets, lying more or less in single planes, extend from the main branches (Pseudopterogorgia habitus). Polyps in rows, series or bands, rather than randomly distributed on all sides of the branch. Calyces absent or indistinct. Color: Most commonly purple to gray branches, occasionally bright to pale yellow or yellowish-brown. Polyps generally cream to brownish or gr