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Urticina grebelnyi
(O. F. Muller, 1776)
Christmas Anemone; Dahlia Anemone; Northern Red Anemone; Painted Anemone
Family: Actiniidae
Introduction to the Sea Anemones of BC
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© Aaron Baldwin
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Distribution of
Urticina grebelnyi
in British Columbia in British Columbia
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Introduction
A large anemone (to 20 cm in diameter). Common along the coast, but especially abundant in current-swept channels such as Sechelt Rapids, where it forms expansive carpets of hundreds of closely-packed individuals. Quite variable in colour.
Note Author: Neil McDaniel
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Synonyms and Alternate Names
Urticina felina
(Linnaeus, 1761)
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