Triopha carpenteri

December 23, 1999
From: Nicole

Hi, my name is Nicole and I am doing a science report. I was wondering if you could please email me some information on the Triopha carpenteri? I need the information before January 4th. If you could please email me something I would be very greatful.
Thank you again.
Nicole

Baby9871@excite.com

Dear Nicole,
In the past I have been fairly tolerant of urgent last minute requests to help with school work but don't you have at least a short break over the Xmas - New Year period? We have our summer holidays in the southern hemisphere and I am just preparing for about a month's holiday so I am afraid there is no way I can meet your deadline.

I suggest you look in a library for a good book or contact your local museum. I think the name used for Triopha carpenteri these days is Triopha catalinae (Cooper, 1863) so look for information on that species as well. Also have a look at the website Links Page for websites that deal with the west coast of North America (East Pacific).

Best wishes,
Bill Rudman.

Rudman, W.B., 1999 (Dec 23). Comment on Triopha carpenteri by Nicole. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/1702

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