Pseudobornella orientalis from Izu Penisula, Japan.
May 14, 2002
From: Haruo Kinoshita
Dear Bill,
The attached pictures were taken by Miss Hisako Yamada. She took these pictures on sand bottom but actually found the slug on a rocky surface maongst a hydroid colony that was not Tubularia. There were also some other individuals on the same rock.
Date: 25-Apr-2001
Location: Ose-zaki, the west of Izu Peninsula, Japan
Depth: 30m
Length: 23mm
Watertemperature : 14c
Photo: Hisako Yamada
Thank you,
Haruo Kinoshita
kinoh@vesta.ocn.ne.jp
Kinoshita, H., 2002 (May 14) Pseudobornella orientalis from Izu Penisula, Japan.. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/6851Dear Haruo,
Please thank Miss Hisako Yamada for these wonderful photos. In these photos the long filaments on the rhinophores look more like flags or the streamers female gymnasts wave around rather than sensory papillae. If they have a function, it is not very clear to me what it is.
best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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