Education Is Key to the Economy ; the Herald, Friday November 26 2010 Thx-E01-S2 Herald His Say... Keith Rossiter Columnist
Plymouth Evening Herald, The › November 26, 2010
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IF YOU should take a trip to Wembury beach this weekend you may see an inconspicuous little chap, quietly going about his or her business munching bits of dead plants and animals.
This is our most common rockpool starfish, the cushion star. You'll easily recognise them by their nondescript colour, ranging from a murky olive green to pale orange. They are small, plump creatures, growing only to about two inches across.See the full content of this document
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Education Is Key to the Economy ; the Herald, Friday November 26 2010 Thx-E01-S2 Herald His Say... Keith Rossiter Columnist
Cushion stars have a curious feature: they start life as males, then change to females at two years old. So the bigger they are, the more likely they are to be female (but I'm not going to go there).
Females l...See the full content of this document
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