Comment from the photographer: Found at Split Rock.

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Photographer
Doug Beitz
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"I recently wrote up some of my frustrations identifying this group on my own web site at http://www.underwaterkwaj.com/nudi/nudi.htm. Yes, I think I would call this Phyllidia carlsonhoffi, although I have seen specimens of Phyllidia madangensis that look virtually identical dorsally. The only way to tell them apart sometimes is to look for a dark line running along the center of the bottom of the foot, present in Phyllidia carlsonhoffi and absent in Phyllidia madangensis."
Comment from Scott Johnson
I recently wrote up some of my frustrations identifying this group on my own web site at http://www.underwaterkwaj.com/nudi/nudi.htm. Yes, I think I would call this Phyllidia carlsonhoffi, although I have seen specimens of Phyllidia madangensis that look virtually identical dorsally. The only way to tell them apart sometimes is to look for a dark line running along the center of the bottom of the foot, present in Phyllidia carlsonhoffi and absent in Phyllidia madangensis.
Taken on
25 July 2009 11:00:30 am
Posted
15 years ago
Updated
4 months ago

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EXIF Information

Camera
Canon PowerShot A510
Date and Time
2009:06:25 11:00:30
Exposure Time
1/60
Exposure Bias
0/3
Focal Length
186/32 mm
Horizontal Resolution
4718592/65536 dpi
Vertical Resolution
4718592/65536 dpi
Aperture
f/2.6
Exposure Mode
Auto exposure
Metering Mode
Pattern
Flash
Flash fired, auto mode, red-eye reduction mode
White Balance
Auto white balance
Color Space
sRGB
Software
QuickTime 7.2.1

Scientific Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumMollusca
ClassGastropoda
OrderNudibranchia
SuborderDoridina
FamilyPhyllidiidae
SpeciesPhyllidia carlsonhoffi