Jeff Goddard, USA
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Cuthona hamanni Behrens, 1987
This species was described from La Jolla, California.
The body is translucent white with fine opaque white spots scattereed all over the dorsum and cerata. There are also irregular patches of a dull brown on the dorsum. The upper third of the smooth rhinophores and oral tentacles, have white pigmentation, and the middle third is brown.
The ceratal wall is translucent clear with small opaque white spots scattered all over except at the tip. The ceratal digestive gland ranges in colour from light reddish brown to dark brown, except at the base, which is dark greenish in colour.
Nudibranch genus Cuthona feeds on hydroids.
This species was described from La Jolla, California.
The body is translucent white with fine opaque white spots scattereed all over the dorsum and cerata. There are also irregular patches of a dull brown on the dorsum. The upper third of the smooth rhinophores and oral tentacles, have white pigmentation, and the middle third is brown.
The ceratal wall is translucent clear with small opaque white spots scattered all over except at the tip. The ceratal digestive gland ranges in colour from light reddish brown to dark brown, except at the base, which is dark greenish in colour.
Nudibranch genus Cuthona feeds on hydroids.
