Peltodoris atromaculata
Photograph taken by Daniela Wolf taken in Corsica, France
Comment from the photographer: This species you can find all over Mediterranean, we already found in the Italian Coast, then in the French coast near Marseilles and also in Corsica. Here you can see a family
Photo Information
"This species is endemic to the Mediterranean Sea characterised by the large chocolate blotches on the upper surface of the mantle. It is placed in the genus Discodoris as many times as Peltodoris and no firm decision as to which genus is best has been arrived at so far."
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EXIF Information
- Camera
- Nikon D200
- Date and Time
- 2007:06:07 08:50:13
- Exposure Time
- 10/600
- Exposure Bias
- 0/6
- Focal Length
- 1050/10 mm
- Horizontal Resolution
- 300/1 dpi
- Vertical Resolution
- 300/1 dpi
- Aperture
- f/7.1
- ISO
- 160
- Exposure Program
- Aperture priority
- Exposure Mode
- Metering Mode
- Pattern
- Light Source
- unknown
- Flash
- Strobe return light detected
- White Balance
- Color Space
- sRGB
- Software
- ACD Systems Digital Imaging
Scientific Classification
| Kingdom | Animalia |
|---|---|
| Phylum | Mollusca |
| Class | Gastropoda |
| Order | Nudibranchia |
| Suborder | Doridina |
| Family | Dorididae |
| Species | Peltodoris atromaculata |