Diaphorodoris sp.
Photograph taken by Peter Fuller taken in Victoria, Australia
Photo Information
"An undescribed species. This is certainly a Diaphorodoris sp. However, I am very confident in saying it is not Diaphorodoris mitsuii. This confidence comes both from seeing Diaphorodoris mitsuii in Taiwan myself and observing it has a golden marginal band on the mantle and thin red submarginal bands above and below that marginal band - which is quite unlike this species from temperate Australia, and also from knowing that in his checklist of opisthobranchs from Victoria Burn (2006: 18) has listed this species simply as Diaphorodoris sp. It is also known from Tasmania."
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EXIF Information
- Camera
- Canon EOS 50D
- Date and Time
- 2009:11:21 11:21:42
- Exposure Time
- 1/250
- Exposure Bias
- 0/1
- Focal Length
- 100/1 mm
- Horizontal Resolution
- 72/1 dpi
- Vertical Resolution
- 72/1 dpi
- Aperture
- f/18.0
- ISO
- 200
- Exposure Program
- Manual
- Exposure Mode
- Manual exposure
- Metering Mode
- Spot
- Flash
- Flash fired, compulsory flash mode
- White Balance
- Manual white balance
- Color Space
- sRGB
- Software
- Adobe Photoshop 7.0
Scientific Classification
| Kingdom | Animalia |
|---|---|
| Phylum | Mollusca |
| Class | Gastropoda |
| Order | Nudibranchia |
| Suborder | Doridina |
| Family | Onchidorididae |
| Species | Diaphorodoris sp. |