Re: Pigmentation in Tritonia hombergi
April 14, 2005
From: Jim Anderson
Hello Eleanor,
I read your appeal for information [#13414]. From my observations diving up here in Scotland T. hombergi has been found in colonies of A. digitatum of mixed colour ranging from white through to orange. I have not noticed any particular co-relation between colour of animal and the colour of the digitatum they are eating and also wonder how the Tritonia would identify the colour of its food.
I will keep a look out for colour co-relations and report back if that
is of any help.
Kind regards,
Jim Anderson
http://www.scottishnudibranchs.co.uk
jander4454@gmail.com
Anderson, J., 2005 (Apr 14) Re: Pigmentation in Tritonia hombergi. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/13422Related messages
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