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Ordo: Pleurobranchomorpha
Superfamilia: Pleurobranchoidea
Familia: Pleurobranchiidae
Opistobrânquio de aspecto inchado atingindo 5cm de comprimento. Corpo laranja translúcido de aspecto arredondado com os rinóforos sobressaindo na zona anterior. Como noutras espécies desta ordem, os rinóforos são achatados mas apresentam-se enrolados longitudinalmente, conferindo um aspecto tubuloso. Possui concha interna e brânquia disposta de lado entre o manto e o pé. Normalmente, esconde-se em buracos, fendas ou debaixo de pedras durante o dia.
Swollen looking opistobranch reaching over 5cm in length. The body is translucent orange and rounded with the rhinophores protruding in the anterior area. As in other species of this order, the rhinophores and flat but rolled longitudinally giving them a tubular appearance. It has an internal shell and the branchia are placed on the side between the mantle and the foot. Usually hides in holes, crevices or under rocks during the day.
Swollen looking opistobranch reaching over 5cm in length. The body is translucent orange and rounded with the rhinophores protruding in the anterior area. As in other species of this order, the rhinophores and flat but rolled longitudinally giving them a tubular appearance. It has an internal shell and the branchia are placed on the side between the mantle and the foot. Usually hides in holes, crevices or under rocks during the day.
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