Jean-Marie Gradot, La Reunion
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Thuridilla moebii (Bergh, 1888)
The body is translucent white, often with a tinge of bluish green (intensity may depend on the concentration of algal material in the digestive gland ducts).There is a broad dark brown band, scattered with numerous opaque white spots, along the wavy edge of the parapodia. Rhinophores have a similar colouration and patterning. Colour of the band and the rhiniphores may be orange or black.
Synonyme:
Elysia moebii (Bergh, 1888)
Plakobranchus moebii Bergh, 1888
Biota > Animalia (Kingdom) > Mollusca (Phylum) > Gastropoda (Class) > Heterobranchia (Subclass) > Opisthobranchia (Infraclass) > Sacoglossa (Order) > Plakobranchacea (Suborder) > Plakobranchoidea (Superfamily) > Plakobranchidae (Family) > Thuridilla (Genus) > Thuridilla moebii (Species)
The body is translucent white, often with a tinge of bluish green (intensity may depend on the concentration of algal material in the digestive gland ducts).There is a broad dark brown band, scattered with numerous opaque white spots, along the wavy edge of the parapodia. Rhinophores have a similar colouration and patterning. Colour of the band and the rhiniphores may be orange or black.
Synonyme:
Elysia moebii (Bergh, 1888)
Plakobranchus moebii Bergh, 1888
Biota > Animalia (Kingdom) > Mollusca (Phylum) > Gastropoda (Class) > Heterobranchia (Subclass) > Opisthobranchia (Infraclass) > Sacoglossa (Order) > Plakobranchacea (Suborder) > Plakobranchoidea (Superfamily) > Plakobranchidae (Family) > Thuridilla (Genus) > Thuridilla moebii (Species)
