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Appendix G. Photographs of experimental panels in Belize with (a) shell mimics and (b) naturally occurring shells.

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FIG. G1. Photographs were taken at the 12 month sampling interval. Most of each panel is covered in green algae and tubes of polychaete worms (broken by predators). The dominant invertebrates visibly clustered around the structures are tunicates, oysters, sponges, and sea anemones.