Hypselodoris ghiselini from the Sea of Cortez
October 15, 2000
From: Scott Johnson
Hi Bill,
The Sea of Cortez species Hypselodoris ghiselini is one of those with background coloration so dark it seems to suck up the light from a strobe. Specimens seem to range from very dark blue to black, scattered with yellow spots. These individuals, about 25-30mm in length, were photographed at a depth of about 5 meters at Punta Chivato, on the Baja side of the Gulf of California.
Scott
johnson@kmr.ll.mit.edu
Johnson, S., 2000 (Oct 15) Hypselodoris ghiselini from the Sea of Cortez. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/3171Thanks Scott,
Bill Rudman.
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