A primitive barnacle: Neolepas zevinae (illustration from "The Ocean World")

This original drawing was created by Scripps Institution of Oceanography marine biologist and artist Sam Hinton, and appeared in a San Diego, California weekly newspaper column titled "The Ocean World." The column featured Hinton's illustrations of sea animals, fish, plants, and birds and was intended to spark interest in marine biology and educate the public.

• 1981 April 26

• Hinton, Sam (1917-2009)

This digital image is a surrogate of an item from the Sam Hinton Papers (MSS 683).

• The Ocean World, The San Diego Union

• Neolepas zevinae

• Attachment mechanisms (Biology)
• Balanidae
• Barnacles
• Natural history illustration

• image

• English

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• Sam Hinton Papers

• UC Regents

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2021-03-16