Biologists with the Florida and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), along with scientists from California State Polytechnic University, have identified a new marine species found in the Gulf of Mexico. A scientific publication released Thursday officially announced the discovery of Chromodoris fentoni, a type of shell-less snail known as a nudibranch.Seems to be related to the sea hare I video'd a few months ago. Looks like they are.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
New Nudibranch Discovered in Gulf of Mexico
Not to be outdone by Madagascar (post directly below this one), a new species of sea snail has been discovered off Florida:
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fauna,
nudibranch,
ocean
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What do you call a limb on a tree holding a hiding streaker?.... NUDIBRANCH! OHHHHH... ~Bj
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ReplyDeleteSaw one a week ago off panama city beach.
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