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Ordo: Nudibranchia
Subordo: Aeolidina
Familia: Flabellinidae
Pequeno aeolídeo, com menos de 10mm de comprimento, bastante difícil de observar e relativamente raro. Possui cerata vermelhos de aspecto inflado com pontuações brancas opacas. Pontas dos rinóforos e dos tentáculos orais brancas opacas. A distribuição estende-se da costa do Atlântico (França, Espanha e Portugal), à Macaronésia (Cabo Verde) e ao Mediterrâneo (Espanha). É natural que possa ter uma distribuição mais alargada.
Very small aeolid nudibranch not exceeding 10mm in length. Very difficult to observe and relatively rare. Swollen cerata are red with white dots. Rhinophores and oral tentacles have white tips. Known distribution extends from the Atlantic coasts of France, Spain and Portugal, Cape Verde and the Mediterranean coast of Spain. It's very likely it has a wider distribution range.
Very small aeolid nudibranch not exceeding 10mm in length. Very difficult to observe and relatively rare. Swollen cerata are red with white dots. Rhinophores and oral tentacles have white tips. Known distribution extends from the Atlantic coasts of France, Spain and Portugal, Cape Verde and the Mediterranean coast of Spain. It's very likely it has a wider distribution range.
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