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Sydney Marine Life


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A field guide to the marine life to be found in and around Sydney Harbour. This guide has been produced with extensive contributions from produced with extensive contributions from Marine Explorer (http://www.marineexplorer.org/) and the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (http://www.sims.org.au/).

This guide can be used in the field and away from an Internet connection. For most devices though, do not try to use it underwater. Identify all the amazing things you have seen once you are back in the boat or on dry land.

The guide has particularly good coverage of fish and nudibranchs. Additions to other species groups are continually being made.

To use the guide, drill down though the species groups to find a group that you think is likely to contain the species you have observed. Then you can tap "filter" to see all identification images for species in the chosen group. You can refine the filter via the filter tab, selecting only those species that have the chosen colours. The required accuracy of the colour filter can be adjusted to refine or broaden the number of species that match your search. For groups with size and wingspan data, such as birds and rays, you can also filter based upon size and wingspan estimates.

Once you find an image that matches, view the description details for that species to confirm the identification. Confirm by tapping the + icon to add a new record. Fill out your record details, add a sound recording or photo as evidence, then upload the record to the server so that it can be kept for posterity and shared with others.

The information in this app is the result of collaboration by many contributors. All users of this app are welcome to contribute to the quality of the app by adding descriptive details, identification photos and sound recordings. If you have knowledge that would improve the usefulness of this app. please consider adding it via the Gaia Guide website (http://gaiaguide.info/).