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Bryomol shell debris

Bryomol shell debris from the seafloor off northern New Zealand.

Bryomol shell debris from the seafloor off northern New Zealand. These extensive skeletal remains of bryozoans and molluscs will eventually be converted into temperate limestone.

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Rights: Dr Roger Grace
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