"This dorid nudibranch is recognised by the row of papillae on the oral margin, and also by the widely spaced tiny pustules on the body, each capped with a yellow or orange spot. The genital aperture (which is well-shown in this photo) is level with the gills โ a most unusual rearward position that is unique for dorids."
Comment from Richard Willan
This dorid nudibranch is recognised by the row of papillae on the oral margin, and also by the widely spaced tiny pustules on the body, each capped with a yellow or orange spot. The genital aperture (which is well-shown in this photo) is level with the gills โ a most unusual rearward position that is unique for dorids.