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Chromodoris quadricolor
March 20, 2017
Chromodoris striatella
February 28, 2017

Chromodoris magnifica - picture: Danny Van Belle

Chromodoris magnifica

Order : NUDIBRANCHIA
Suborder: EUCTENIDIACEA
Infra order : DORIDACEA
Superfamily : DORIDOIDEA
Family : Chromodorididae

Dive site : Nudi retreat – Lembeh Strait – INDONESIA – 26/07/2009 – Photo: Danny Van Belle

DISTRIBUTION
Known only from Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and eastern Australia.

Chromodoris magnifica was first described in 1832 by Quoy and Gaimard and was not recorded again until the 1980’s. It is closely related to two other species with similar colour patterns : Chromodoris kuiteri, from Australia and Chromodoris africana, from the western Indian Ocean. It has an undescribed flatworm which mimics its colour pattern.

Dive site : Satonda Island – INDONESIA – 11/08/2006 – Photo: Danny van Belle
Dive site : Nudi retreat – Lembeh Strait – INDONESIA – 26/07/2009 – Photo: Danny Van Belle

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