My eyes are getting better at finding these little things, now I need to know what they are. Thank you.
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They are all about an inch long.
Its time to buy a book.
more unidentified Oregon pride
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Top pic - Leopard Dorid
-Yellow Margin Dorid (I think)
-Alabaster Nudibranch AKA White Lined Dirona
-Janolus fuscus
-Opalescent Nudi, Hermissendra crassicornis
-I think two Yellow Margin Dorids, they are mating
-Bottom one looks like a Shaggy Mouse, but may not be. I don't remember the "gills" on the back... have to check.
-Yellow Margin Dorid (I think)
-Alabaster Nudibranch AKA White Lined Dirona
-Janolus fuscus
-Opalescent Nudi, Hermissendra crassicornis
-I think two Yellow Margin Dorids, they are mating
-Bottom one looks like a Shaggy Mouse, but may not be. I don't remember the "gills" on the back... have to check.
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You really need to take Janna's REEF class! Glad Tom was here - "Mr. all nudi all the time."
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Number 7 is Nanaimo Dorid _ Acanthodoris nanaimoensis
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Thanks Jan... I'm still fuzzy on the white dorids... there are several that look very much alike, even in the books.
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They are confusing, I agree. I think that #6 might be Hudson's Dorid ( Acanthodoris hudsoni). They too have yellow margins, many times it helps to add the scientific name for lot of the common names are confusing things more then they clarify, for example the Sea Lemon name is attached to yellow slugs of different species. But even the experts sometimes struggle with these. Meanwhile, keep taking pictures and lets correct each other mistakes
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