External anatomy
Animal elongate, wider in visceral region, narrowing gradually towards head and tail; visceral hump proportionally very large, elongate, well differentiated from rest of body, occupying more than 1/3 of body length; mantle foramen large, oval, on posterior left side of visceral hump, not elevated; parapodia broad, fused posteriorly, typically joined anteriorly, forming several folds; rhinophores and oral tentacles relatively short, enrolled, with small projections in oral tentacles; siphon wide, relatively short, protruding slightly above parapodia. Colour reddish to brown, with white dots aggregated in clusters; parapodia edged in red, with a broad submarginal black band, often with white dots; rhinophores and oral tentacles tips red with submarginal black area dotted in white; mantle foramen with dark inner edge.
DISTRIBUTION
Japan and Korea
References
- くろへりあめふらし（新稱）, 日本動物圖鑑
- クロヘリアメフラシ, 相模湾産後鰓類図譜
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- クロヘリアメフラシ, 富山湾産後鰓類図譜
- クロヘリアメフラシ, 海洋生物ガイドブック
- クロヘリアメフラシ, 海洋生物ガイドブック(第7刷)
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- Golestani, H.; Crocetta, F.; Padula, V.; Camacho, Y.; Langeneck, J.; Poursanidis, D.; Pola, M.; Yokeş, M. B.; Cervera, J. L.; Jung, D.-W.; Gosliner, T. M.; Araya, J. F.; Hooker, J.; Schrödl, M.; Valdés, Á. (2019). The little Aplysia is coming of age: from one species to a complex of species complexes in Aplysia parvula (Mollusca: Gastropoda: Heterobranchia). Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society.
ウミウシハンターズ 池田雄吾
