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Elysia viridis 8. Parapodial lobes ajar. Brown bodies with red and green casts. Eyes in pale patches. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 7. Anterior rim of head; thick, divided by vertical cleft into two curved halves. Large smooth enrolled rhinophores. No oral tentacles. Foot has whitish flakes and fine brown pigment specks. Rock pool, lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 6. Eye in pale patch. Glistening turquoise flakes and smaller green spots. Groove down anterior edge of parapodial lobe, separating head from rest of body. Rock pool, lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 5. Sole whitish translucent tinted by grey-green viscera, with many whitish marks. Anterior of foot swollen, rarely extended into distinct curved propodial tentacles. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 4. Parapodial lobes, with white blotched rim, held closed to conceal dorsum. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 3. Parapodial lobes wide apart fully exposing dorsum. Expanded foot gives almost pentagonal outline to head when viewed from above. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 2. Green parapodial lobes with dendritic digestive gland closely resemble a leaf. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Elysia viridis 1. Brown body has pink freckles and a red cast, probably because been feeding on red algae. Dorsum concealed by closed parapodial lobes. On red algae in rock pool. Lower shore, Dorset. January 2011.

Species

Elysia viridis

Photographer / copyright holder

Malcolm Storey, www.bioimages.org.uk

Wanted: Nassarius nitidus for a phylogeographic study

Authors

Naiara lbaina

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Treasurer's Report for the year 2008

Authors

Pryce Buckle

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The following is a summary of a verbal report given at the AGM. I normally present the Financial Statements and Notes at the AGM, and answer any questions that arise.

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