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- Guide to Biofoulers
This guide is being developed to enable paint
chemists, formulators and other scientists to identify fouling
organisms normally found at various locations around the world. By
comparing photographs here, one can identify the specific
organisms that attach or are prevented from attaching to submerged
surfaces.
This guide is an ongoing project and not limited to our test
sites. Those who may wish to describe common biofoulers found in
their test sites are invited to submit information for inclusion
in this guide. Please email us at
jrmatias@poseidonsciences.com with your digital photo,
description of the organism and your location. Credit for posting
will be duly acknowledged in this website.
We are updating this page on a regular basis. Please click the
links below to read about biofouling organisms.
- Biofoulers in Tuticorin Bay, Southeastern India
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- Biofoulers in Link Port, Fort Pierce, Florida, USA
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Biofoulers in
Hamtic, Antique, Panay Island, Philippines
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Biofoulers in
Northern Atacama Region, Chile
- Page updated on January 10, 2011
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