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Nembrotha aurea Pola, Cervera & Gosliner, 2008
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Nembrotha aurea is characterized by the presence of broad longitudinal brown lines of irregular width.
There is a large dorsal orange to orange-brown background patch between the gills and the rhinophores
and another one behind the gills. The ground colour of the body is white or cream white
The rhinophores are red, their sheaths range from white to blue, and in some specimens are edges with dark brown.
The gills are red and their stalks white or blue.
More informations on Nembrotha aurea are at
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