Sealife guideThe Nudibranchia orderThe taxonomy of marine species

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Serena's notodoris (Notodoris serenae)
Serena's notodoris
(Notodoris serenae)
Brown edge glossodorid (Glossodoris hikuerensis)
Brown edge glossodorid
(Glossodoris hikuerensis)
Giant doris (Felimare picta)
Giant doris
(Felimare picta)
Glossodoris cincta nudibranch (Glossodoris cincta)
Glossodoris cincta nudibranch
(Glossodoris cincta)
Heron ardeadoris (Ardeadoris egretta)
Heron ardeadoris
(Ardeadoris egretta)
Kanga doris (Hypselodoris kanga)
Kanga doris
(Hypselodoris kanga)
Yellow speckled doris (Hypselodoris godeffroyana)
Yellow speckled doris
(Hypselodoris godeffroyana)
Zephyr doris (Hypselodoris zephyra)
Zephyr doris
(Hypselodoris zephyra)
Red dendronotid (Dendronotus rufus)
Red dendronotid
(Dendronotus rufus)
White lined dirona (Dirona albolineata)
White lined dirona
(Dirona albolineata)
Candy halgerda (Halgerda bacalusia)
Candy halgerda
(Halgerda bacalusia)
Dotted sea slug (Peltodoris atromaculata)
Dotted sea slug
(Peltodoris atromaculata)
Polka-dot nudibranch (Jorunna funebris)
Polka-dot nudibranch
(Jorunna funebris)
Blue dragon nudibranch (Pteraeolidia semperi)
Blue dragon nudibranch
(Pteraeolidia semperi)
Indian nudibranch (Caloria indica)
Indian nudibranch
(Caloria indica)
Pink sea slug (Flabellina affinis)
Pink sea slug
(Flabellina affinis)

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