Cwis – wracks, greens and reds
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Question 1 of 5
1. Question
Fill in the gaps below from the list of words words: 2 bladders, 1 bladder, wide, yellow, red algae, worms, sponges, serrated, bladder, spiral, egg, gutweed, sea lettuce, channel, irish moss, narrow
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Bladder wrack has a frond with a midrib and
Bright green algae in the intertidal area is likely to be one of two ulva species. The one with long frond with air within is and the one with a wide, frond which is shorter is
Egg wrack has a frond and can have attached.
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Question 2 of 5
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Match the picture with the species.
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- channel wrack
- bladder wrack
- egg wrack
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Question 3 of 5
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What features do you look for to ID bladder wrack?
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Question 4 of 5
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What features do you look for to ID Cladophora?
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Question 5 of 5
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Fill in the gaps below from the list of words words: 2 bladders, 1 bladder, wide, yellow, red algae, worms, sponges, serrated, bladder, spiral, egg, gutweed, sea lettuce, channel, irish moss, narrow
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wrack is the species growing highest on the shore.
Branching equally and with a 2D appearance, is one of the red algae it’s possible to ID on shore.
The lowest lying wrack on the shore (especially on sheltered shores) is usually wrack.
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