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Vishal Bhave suggested Cumanotus sp. at NUDI PIXEL. Aeolidida sp. 03 has a pale tan dorsum with large white specks at the middorsal region, the translucent foot is very broad, the foot corners are long. The cerata, the oral tentacles, and the rhinophores are translucent brown, whitish marbled. The rhinophores are papillate at the posterior side. The brown ceratal cores are spiraled, not branched. Pictures of a 7-8 mm specimen (demolated), from the same location (Dauin, Negros Oriental Island, Philippines) are at the Mediterranean Slug Site, labeled Aeolidida sp. 05. Originally posted at these website as AEOLIDIDA sp. C Infraorder: Odhner, 1934. For some genera, such as Trinchesia is the alphabet almost through. I had to change the distinguishing alphabetic character into a number. I have chosen 2-digit numbers, even if '01' looks a little bit stupid, and now is only the genus italic written. |
