Summary[edit] Description: English: Endocladia muricata, upper intertidal, point below overlook at North end of Moonstone Drive, Cambria. Note: Corrected ID. Date: 02/12/2015. Source: Own work. Author: Peter D. Tillman. Camera location35° 35′ 05.04″ N, 121° 07′ 22.67″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 35.584733; -121.122964.
Description: Close up of the Nail Brush algae. Good to photograph because the sensors pick up the contrast. Date: 19 February 2008, 16:18. Source: Endocladia muricata (Nail Brush). Author: Jerry Kirkhart from Los Osos, Calif.
Summary[edit] Description: One can see many Amphipods if you part this algae like hair and It is also safer to walk on as it is not slick like some types that will put you down in a heart beat. Good to know. Date: 19 February 2008, 16:18. Source: Endocladia muricata (Nail Brush). Author: Jerry Kirkhart from Los Osos, Calif.
Summary[edit] Description: English: Endocladia muricata (?, see Talk), upper intertidal, vertical rockface on the point below the overlook at North end of Moonstone Drive, Cambria. Date: 2/12/2015. Source: Own work. Author: Peter D. Tillman. Camera location35° 35′ 05.1″ N, 121° 07′ 22.8″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 35.584750; -121.123000.
Summary[edit] Description: English: Endocladia muricata. "This Nail Brush Seaweed covers the rocks especially in lower zone 1 and much of zone 2 in ithe ntertidal zones. Color ranges from dark red to black or greenish brown. It is one of the safer ones to step on so you are less likely to fall. Also note the Goose Necked Barnacles and California Mussels on either side.". Date: 14 November 2005. Source: originally uploaded to Flickr as Endocladia muricata. Author: jkirkhart35. Permission(Reusing this file): CC-BY.