Photo Information

Photographer
Mike Krampf
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"These small longitudinally striped species of Phyllidiopsis get more alike and so harder to identify every time I see another one! This picture does not show the rhinophores, so it is impossible to know what colour (black, white or orange) they might be [rhinophoral colouration is important for separating these species]. So this one seems closest to Phyllidiopsis sphingis only because of the black markings radiating outward from the outer longitudinal black stripes."
Comment from Richard Willan
These small longitudinally striped species of Phyllidiopsis get more alike and so harder to identify every time I see another one! This picture does not show the rhinophores, so it is impossible to know what colour (black, white or orange) they might be [rhinophoral colouration is important for separating these species]. So this one seems closest to Phyllidiopsis sphingis only because of the black markings radiating outward from the outer longitudinal black stripes.
Taken on
1 August 2007 03:07:50 pm
Posted
17 years ago
Updated
4 months ago

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EXIF Information

Camera
Olympus μ600
Date and Time
2007:07:01 15:07:50
Exposure Time
1/125
Exposure Bias
0/10
Focal Length
1740/100 mm
Horizontal Resolution
314/1 dpi
Vertical Resolution
314/1 dpi
Aperture
f/5.2
ISO
64
Exposure Program
Creative program (biased toward depth of field)
Exposure Mode
Auto exposure
Metering Mode
Pattern
Light Source
unknown
Flash
Flash fired, compulsory flash mode
White Balance
Manual white balance
Color Space
Uncalibrated
Software
Picasa 3.0

Scientific Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumMollusca
ClassGastropoda
OrderNudibranchia
SuborderDoridina
FamilyPhyllidiidae
SpeciesPhyllidiopsis sphingis