Extensive meadows of red seaweed grow underwater in Paterson Inlet, Stewart Island. The inlet is home to over 270 seaweed species, the majority being reds. This photograph shows considerable quantities of the crimson Stenogramme interrupta, which washed ashore in late March, 2005.
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Photograph by Jock Phillips
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