New Jersey Scuba Diving

Burnside

Type:
shipwreck, schooner
Built:
1894, Robert Palmer & Son, Noank CT USA
Specs:
855 tons
Sunk:
Sunday April 20, 1913

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Artificial Reefs Ecology

Eat or Be Eaten:
Survival of the Fittest on an Artificial Reef

Frilled Anemone
A Frilled Anemone ( Metridium senile ) our largest and most common anemone

The classical, textbook version of a typical marine food chain is a link-by-link progression from plankton to sardine to mackerel to tuna. If only adult life stages are considered, then this straightforward illustration has merit. In actuality, however, predator-prey relationships in the ocean are very diverse and very complicated.

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