Cliff and rocky beach ecology
Organisms amongst cliffs and rocks
that either live or are washed-up there
Organisms on cliffs or rocks along the
Baltic
Cyanobacteria
Desmarestia aculeata
Dead men´s rope
Oarweed
Sugar kelp
Toothed wrack
Bladder wrack
Sea oak
Furcellaria lumbricalis
Irish moss
Ceramium rubrum
Sea beech
Polysiphonia
Hildenbrandia rubra
Encrusting red algae
Salt lichen
Ramalina siliquosa
Orange lichen
Wall lichen
Cladophora rupestris
Enteromorpha intestinalis
Monostroma grevillei
Sea lettuce
Bread crumb sponge
Club-headed hydroid
Sea fir
Anthomedusae
Leptomedusae
Moon jellyfish
Lion´s mane jellyfish
Cyanea lamarckii
Rhizostome jellyfish
Dahlia anemone
Plumose anemone
Ragworm
Tubeworm
Spirorbis spirorbis
Pomatoceros triqueter
Chitons
Tortoise-shell limpet
Common periwinkle
Flat periwinkle
Rough periwinkle
Common whelk
Cuttlefish skeleton
Blue mussel
Rock borer
Ship worm
Northern rough barnacle
Bay barnacle
Rock barnacle
Gribble
Rock lice
Saduria entomon
Baltic isopod
Opossum shrimp
Sand hopper
Palaemon adspersus
Common prawn
Spider crab
Shore crab
Sea mat
Hairy sea-mat
Sea squirt
Corella parallelogramma
Sea squirt
Dendrodoa grossularia
Mermaids purse from a skate
Goldsinny
Three-spined stickleback
Cod
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