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P1070182
Oct 17, 2012

jalbersmead posted a photo:

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Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

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P1070180
Oct 17, 2012

jalbersmead posted a photo:

P1070180

Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

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La Jolla, CA

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Posted: Oct 17, 2012 10:23pm
P1070178
Oct 17, 2012

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Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

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La Jolla, CA

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Posted: Oct 17, 2012 10:23pm
P1070177
Oct 17, 2012

jalbersmead posted a photo:

P1070177

Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

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Posted: Oct 17, 2012 10:22pm
P1070176
Oct 17, 2012

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Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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Posted: Oct 17, 2012 10:22pm
P1070174
Oct 17, 2012

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Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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P1070167
Oct 17, 2012

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P1070167

Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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P1070165
Oct 17, 2012

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P1070165

Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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P1070164
Oct 17, 2012

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Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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P1070162
Oct 17, 2012

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P1070162

Unknown nudibranch

I have no idea what this guy is. This sequence shows something I've never seen before - rhinophores transforming from a simple shape (similar to a hermissenda) to an annulate shape (similar to an f. trilineata) and back. I had thought rhinophores were unchanging shapes but these pictures seem to indicate that they can change shape quickly.

About 4mm long.

South Casa Reef
La Jolla, CA

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