Javier Couper (Predomalpha), New Zealand
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Dendrodoris citrina (Cheeseman, 1881)
Dendrodoris citrina can be found throughout New Zealand. Essentially an intertidal species but can also be found sublittorally down to a few metres.
This is one of the most common intertidal nudibranchs in New Zealand. Found in a wide variety of habitats. Colour from bright yellow, reddish brown, orange and even translucent white. Small white mantle glands appear as tiny white specks all over the mantle.
Synonymised names:
Doridopsis citrina Cheeseman, 1881
Dendrodoris citrina can be found throughout New Zealand. Essentially an intertidal species but can also be found sublittorally down to a few metres.
This is one of the most common intertidal nudibranchs in New Zealand. Found in a wide variety of habitats. Colour from bright yellow, reddish brown, orange and even translucent white. Small white mantle glands appear as tiny white specks all over the mantle.
Synonymised names:
Doridopsis citrina Cheeseman, 1881
