Photo of Miamira at Point Cartwright
May 26, 1998
From: Wayne Ellis
Bill,
Here is a photo of mine of Miamira that was taken at Point Cartwright, Mooloolaba, southern Queensland. on the 19 January 1998. It was found intertidally by Robyn Oxenham.
Regards,
Wayne Ellis
glaskin@ozemail.com.au
Ellis, W., 1998 (May 26) Photo of Miamira at Point Cartwright. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/78Note added 30 April 2007: Until now on the Forum this species has been considered a form of C. sinuata [see message #19854]. It is now recognised as C. flavicostata.
This is Miamira sinuata, fairly common throughout the Indo-West Pacific. There are a number of colour forms which have been given distinct names such as Miamira nobilis, Miamira magnifica and Miamira flavicostata. Some authors consider Miamira to belong to the Chromodorididae or to be very closely related.
Bill Rudman
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