Re: Flabellina sp. 1. from Indonesia
March 18, 1999
From: Lindsay Warren
Dear Bill,
Here is a photo (by Adam Powell) and a sketch (by Richard Smith) of OWN67. Dave Behrens has seen the photo and suggested that it
might be a new Flabellina. Have you seen one like this before? Length: 9-10 mm. Found at a depth of 14.1 m on a smooth black sponge with randomly dispersed oscula and it appeared to be feeding on it. The rhinophores are papillate, non-retractile and held high with a small eye spot at the base. Oral tentacles 'frosted' with magenta. The notum is a frosted white with magenta tip to the tail. Two thirds of the cerata from the base are a lighter magenta, followed by a band of pale orange, a band of magenta and
orange tips. The foot is pale orange.
Lindsay
100014.2112@compuserve.com
Warren, L., 1999 (Mar 18) Re: Flabellina sp. 1. from Indonesia. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/696I'm pretty sure this is another specimen of the species Adam Powell just sent a message about. As I said before it does look like an undescribed species of Flabellina.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman.
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