Ceratosoma magnifica? from the Red Sea
April 30, 2007
From: Oren Lederman
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Hi Bill,
We couldn't identify these animals. The upper photo is of a different animal than the lower one.
Locality: "The princess beach", Eilat Bay, Depth: ~25 meters, Israel, Red Sea. Length: ~3-4 cm. 18 Feb 2005. Photographer: Oren Lederman
Oren Lederman
lederman@bigmail.co.il
Lederman, O., 2007 (Apr 30) Ceratosoma magnifica? from the Red Sea. [Message in] Sea Slug Forum. Australian Museum, Sydney. Available from http://www.seaslugforum.net/find/13210![](/images/m13210d.jpg)
Dear Oren,
Your message has taken a while to see the light of day but at least I can say something sensible about it now. I think it may be Eliot's Ceratosoma magnifica. Have a look at the separate message where I discuss this group of species, which used to be 'Miamira' [message #19854]
Note in particular how the yellow spots oon the rhinophores are arranged in vertical lines, and that the gills are edged in red
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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