Jun 28, 2007 · Compare these rhinophores with the feathery antennae of a large moth (B) which needs to detect odours so that it can find the flowers it feeds on and a partner for breeding. Nudibranchs …

Aug 19, 2009 · McBeth (1972) showed that the purple pigment in the body of F. iodinea, the orange color in its cerata, and the scarlet red in its rhinophores are all derived from a single carotenoid …

Jul 1, 2005 · The nudibranch head PHOTO A,B. Dorsal and ventral views of Platydoris sanguinea (Dorididae). B, closeup of underside showing head, mouth (arrowed) and oral tentacles. C. Dorsal …

Mar 24, 2010 · Elysia diomedea also differs in having a characteristic pattern of black and white lines running down the rhinophores onto the head. Other differences in colour, compared to E. clarki, are …

Nov 3, 2008 · The ridges between rhinophores and gills, and gill to tail are clear of specks and appear white to yellow. The rhinophore club has a black lower, and a yellow upper band, and the gills are …

May 3, 2010 · The rhinophores pick up the chemicals in the water and sensory receptors, once again, send them to be deciphered by the slug's brain giving them an alert as to which way food is.

May 10, 2000 · on rhinophores, cerata, and how many species? From: Carlo Magenta, March 15, 1999 Nudibranch info needed From: Steve, February 20, 1999 Re: Nudibranch Questions From: Beth Kyd, …

The rhinophores of Aldisa are perfoliate, like most dorids. Also, the dorsal surface of Rostanga is covered with numerous small papillae with spicules protruding (caryophyllidia).

May 12, 2009 · The animal with triad rhinophores is 14 mm, with purplish-brown rings on the rhinophores, in picture another one found in same time at the same area and about similar size, but …

The parapodia are usually edged in black and the tip of the 'tail' and rhinophores are black. The most distinctive colour feature is the black T-shape on the head consisting of a median line between the …