another classification help^^'''(urgent)

[hiro]

i posted in the urgent classification but may be no one notice that so i just post it again^^''this one is quite urgent...need to know b4 friday...

i want to ask for the example of a genus that has phullodes
and from what part of the plant of phyllodes and needles derived photosynthetic organs
and where and why can i find crab, seastar, coralline red algae, blue-ringed octopus, marine lichen, bull kelp, and parrot fish?

i can't find those ans for those question so i ask for help^^''''' and my eng is not good hope u can understand wt i said...
thx

[hiro]

......................= =no one knows or don't understand the question?...

[mith]

For the classification, as I've mentioned in my other post, you can go to wikipedia.org for that info.

A search also reveals that phyllodes are prominent in acacia and are flattened leave stalks.

[hiro]

oops...the question is not really for classification...sorry= =
some are related their habitat...don't know where (tide zone) can find blue-ringed optus etc..(see above the post)

[Jelanen]

Prolly wrong, but I think I remember seeing a documentary on the blue ringed octopus and I'm pretty sure it was a tidal zone creature. Prolly wrong though, best to verify that independantly.

-Jelanen

[hiro]

mm..yea...blue ring octpus is in tidal zone..but is in intertidal or subtidal...or spray zone <--should be impossible for octpus..