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Family
Diadematidae
HAWAII
Echinothrix diadema
Kahe Point, O‘ahu, 15 feet
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Kaiwi Point, Hawaii, 4 feet |
Juvenile, Kaunolu Bay tidepool, Lana'i
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Kahe Point, O‘ahu, 15 feet |
Spawning, Makapu‘u tidepool, O‘ahu
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Makapu‘u tidepool, O‘ahu |
Spawning, Ft. Kamehameha, O‘ahu, 3 feet
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Juvenile, Makapu‘u tidepool, O‘ahu
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cropped
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Sea Cave, O‘ahu, 35 feet
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Kahuku, O‘ahu |
Makapu‘u Pinnacle, O‘ahu, 20 feet |
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BLUE-BLACK
URCHIN WANA
| Common in very shallow water
exposed to wave action. Overall diameter of 8 inches. Black
with blue iridescence, juveniles banded with blue. Has thin venomous spines protected by large primary
spines. Edible. Hawaii & the Indo-Pacific. |
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