b_eddy's Identifications
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Fuzzy Onchidoris (Onchidoris muricata)Observer
jeffgoddardDescription
Found 4 total, near their egg masses (2nd image).
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Barnacle-eating Dorid (Onchidoris bilamellata)Observer
jeffgoddardDescription
Found 6 total, near their egg masses (2nd image).
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Bushy-backed Nudibranch (Dendronotus frondosus)Observer
jeffgoddardDescription
Only D. frondosus I found on this date.
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Cassiopea Dondice (Dondice parguerensis)Observer
yakgalnj2flDescription
Found on an Upside-down Jelly.
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
I believe this is what was previously known as Ercolania funerea, which was synonymized to E. viridis. I suspect molecular analysis will differentiate these two species. For now, though, this is the "dark form" E. viridis.
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
I believe this is what was previously known as Ercolania funerea, which was synonymized to E. viridis. I suspect molecular analysis will differentiate these two species. For now, though, this is the "dark form" E. viridis.
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
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Genus ErcolaniaObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
I believe this is what was previously known as Ercolania funerea, which was synonymized to E. viridis. I suspect molecular analysis will differentiate these two species. For now, though, this is the "dark form" E. viridis.
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Genus ErcolaniaObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
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Genus ErcolaniaObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
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Genus ErcolaniaObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
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Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
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What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Genus ErcolaniaObserver
dianna912Description
Terry Gosliner has a nearly identical observation in Panama he listed as undescribed: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/188109463
I am hoping he is doing a study on it!
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
Photos / Sounds
What
Ercolania viridisObserver
dianna912Description
This is the classic "light form" E. viridis, with digestive glands that do not extend into the rhinophores, just through the face.
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