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2006
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Les entrées de grotte sous-marine (ici sur le banc du Veyron, Marseille) abritent une faune luxuriante, composée d'organismes extrêmement colorés et dits "sciaphiles" (tolérant un éclairement faible). Au centre de l'image, l'éponge tubulaire "Haliclona mediterranea". Tout autour, on trouve des polypes du scléractiniaire solitaire (corail), "Leptosammia pruvoti", et une multitude d'autres organismes sessiles (fixés au sol).
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2006
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