Aplysiopsis? from Japan
January 30, 2000
From: Yasuhiro Shirai
Dear Bill,
Thank you for your quick reply every time.
This time, I have attached 2 files.
I think this is Aplysiopsis sp. as found in Mr.Ono's opisthobranch guide book page -41.
What do you think about it?
Could you please identify this animal for me.
Data:
Location: Shima Pref. Mie Japan (Kii Peninsula east coast)
Length: 15mm
Water temperature: 13C
Date Jan. 2000
Depth: 3m
Crawling on sandy bottom.
Best regards,
Yasuhiro Shirai
http://www.e-net.or.jp/user/yasuhiro/
yasuhiro@e-net.or.jp
Shirai, Y., 2000 (Jan 30) Aplysiopsis? from Japan. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/1784Dear Yasuhiro,
I am unfamiliar with this species. It could quite possibly be a species of Aplysiopsis but I am not sure. Perhaps a sacoglossan expert can help us.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman.
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