Palio nothus | The Conchological Society of Great Britain and Ireland

<p><em>Palio nothus</em> (Johnston, 1838)</p>

Palio nothus. Length 2.1mm. Colours paler on juvenile. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 5.5mm. An unambiguous Mediterranean (Adriatic) record. Vir Island, Croatia. 0.5m depth. 1st April 2011. Leg. Alen Petani. Det. Jakov Prkic.

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A.Petani (per IFS)

Palio nothus. Length 2.1mm. Pale juvenile. Foot folded together in position suited to holding thin stem of polyzoan prey. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. Sole, and semicircular head, yellowish mottled dull green. Surrounds of mouth swollen, meeting to form a Y. Fawn viscera visible through sole below gills. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. Rhinophore tall, coloured as body, smooth conical base, 9 widely spaced yellow tinted lamellae. Apex produced with low domed summit. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 2.1mm. Juvenile, so rhinophore stem shorter, and only 6 lamellae. Propodial expansion extended. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. Three gills near highest point of dorsum, partially tripinnate, pale shade of body colour with fawn marks. Upper surface of foot periphery forms grey-white band sprinkled with dull green. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. o: folded, flattened, rectangular, lateral oral-lobe. p: extended propodial expansion. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. Mantle edge terminates in large, bright white, bluntly branched branchial lobe. Grey-green of body broken into network by broad low pale tubercles. Translucent, shows fawn viscera near gills. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

Palio nothus. Length 10.5mm. Edge of reduced mantle forms a short frontal veil, cleft at centre, 8 short pale lobes. Mantle edge continues from veil as tuberculated ridge on each side to rear of gills. Menai Strait, Wales. March 2012.

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I.F. Smith

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