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Image of regular chiton
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Image of regular chiton
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Robin Agarwal
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Yay :-) About 1.5" long.
Image of regular chiton
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Robin Agarwal
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Yay :-) About 1.5" long.
Image of regular chiton
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Robin Agarwal
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Yay :-) About 1.5" long.
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Alison Young
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Image of regular chiton
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Lorri Gong
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This chiton was "plucked" by our marine bio professor and was unharmed. Was this guy renamed?
