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Birds eye view of a southern stingray, created by science communication course student Tori Agnew
Dasyatis americana (Southern Stingray) 2
Walkingstick insects in the Everglades at Royal Palm Visitor Center. Male is the smaller one riding on top of the larger female.
Southern two-striped walkingstick
Illustration of Australian flag
Flag: Australia
Wax myrtle (Myrica cerifera) is the most common shrub in the areas behind the ocean dunes and protected from salt spray. It is an evergreen whose berries are eaten by tree swallows and myrtle warblers, and that provides cover for small rodents and rabbits.
Myrica cerifera (wax myrtle)
Conceptual diagram illustrating that Caribbean spiny lobsters are a key component of the marine ecosystem in south Florida as both predators and prey.
Spiny lobsters are key component of south Florida…
Illustration of Esox niger (Chain Pickerel)
Esox niger (Chain Pickerel)
Illustration of Quercus falcata (Southern Red Oak)
Quercus falcata (Southern Red Oak)
Illustration of Viburnum dentatum (Arrowwood Viburnum)
Viburnum dentatum (Arrowwood Viburnum)
Illustration of ecosystem base with Southern Moreton Bay Islands in Queensland, Australia
Australia QLD: Southern Moreton Bay Islands
Illustration of El Nino Southern Oscillation management
El Nino Southern Oscillation management
Illustration of Dasyatis americana (Southern Stingray)
Dasyatis americana (Southern Stingray) 1

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