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Image of Corallina officinalis var. chilensis
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2005 California Academy of Sciences
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This was a medicinal coral/alga of the ancients who used it as a vermifuge.
Image of Bossiella californica
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Detail of articulated coralline alga
Image of Corallina Linnaeus 1758
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2005 California Academy of Sciences
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Detail of an articulated coralline alga
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Photographed at depth 22 m.
Image of Mesophyllum conchatum
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Mesophyllum plates, about 2 cm in diam., occur epiphytically on several species of articulated coralline algae. The corallines identification to species requires microscopic examination. Depth 3 m.