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Landsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013
Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013
Dive Number: 463
Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings.
Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth
Temperature: 19.5
Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm
Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters
Bottom Time: 97 minutes
Mix: 21
CNS: 50%
OTU: 64%
Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes
Cumulative Time: 30,979 minutes
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Landsburgia ilicifolia
Landsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013<br /> Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013<br /> Dive Number: 463<br /> Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings.<br /> Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth<br /> Temperature: 19.5<br /> Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm<br /> Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters<br /> Bottom Time: 97 minutes<br /> Mix: 21<br /> CNS: 50%<br /> OTU: 64%<br /> Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes<br /> Cumulative Time: 30,979 minutes