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Marine Life

The Jellyfish App

Discover, identify and learn about amazing Jellyfish species from around the world.

Identifying whales at sea

Some of the large whales can be identified by their blow, surfacing and diving characteristics. Use this chart as a quick reference guide to identify the large whales you see.

Tentacles and Beaks of Cephalopods

Image investigating the anatomical differences of cephalopod beaks and tentacles with regards to their diet.

Chondrichthyan Tree of Life.

The chondrichthyan Tree of Life Project provides an accurate account of extant diversity and a framework within which to make comparisons. It’s an incredibly way to get an overview of how species of sharks and rays are related.

 

Sea Slugs

Sea Slug Forum

On the Sea Slug Forum you can ask questions, post information and find out more about nudibranchs, bubble-shells, sea hares and other sea slugs. This site aims to generate more interest in these fascinating animals by sharing information with a worldwide audience. T

The forum is no longer operational but there are a lot of useful resources and fact sheets.

Molluscs

A Guide to the Seashells and other Marine Molluscs of Tasmania

This web-site contains over 6000 pages of information on all the marine mollusc species that are currently recognised as occurring in Tasmanian waters by the author of these pages, Simon Grove.

The Seashells of New South Wales

This site is set up like a book, with  Tables of Contents at the front and an Index at the end.  Each family of shells has a textual introduction, a plate showing all the species in the family together, and a page for each species.

Fish

Fishes of Australia

The ultimate resource for information on the diversity and biology of Australia’s amazing marine and freshwater fishes. The family finder has been so useful.

All Things Fishy: Youtube Channel

An educational Youtube playlist by Australian Museum

Larval Fishes

This site is designed to assist in the identification of fish larvae from temperate Australia, in particular NSW. It provides taxonomic descriptions of fish larvae and reference material for temperate fish species


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Victoria

Port Phillip Bay Marine Life

The Port Phillip Taxonomic Toolkit provides information, data, images and tools to help identify, document and monitor the rich marine life of this bay and nearby coastal waters

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