Tide Pools of the Mendocino Coast: Common Guide

​Tide Pools of the Mendocino Coast: 
A Photographic Identification Guide for the Area’s Most Common Intertidal Life
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Features 84 real high-quality color photographs taken at local state parks and regional preserves
Printed on two back-to-back glossy photo paper sheets (each measuring 8.5" x 11")
Laminated with a heavy duty 5mil waterproof laminating sheet
Area provided to safely add an option hole for use with a carabiner, lanyard, or keyring
Lists both common and scientific names
Includes tide pooling tips for user and wildlife safety
​Based on observations and data taken by experienced local tide pool explorers
Reviewed by the esteemed Noyo Marine Science Center for accuracy
Provides a link to our extended online tide pool identification catalog of uncommon intertidal life (featuring over 105 organisms, and growing)!
Total product dimensions: 9" x 11.5"
 
Breakdown of Included Organisms:
Anemones: 9, Barnacles: 5, Bivalves: 1, Chitons: 4, Corals: 2, Crabs: 8, Fish: 1, Jellyfish/Hydroids: 2, Limpets: 4, Miscellaneous: 1, Nudibranchs: 7, Octopus: 1, Sea Cucumbers: 2, Sea Squirts: 1, Sea Stars: 5, Sea Urchins: 2, Seaweeds/Sea Grasses/Algae: 21, Snails: 4, Sponges: 2, Worms: 2.
 
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