Home Acknowledgments Conventions Glossary Maps References Links Articles Thumbnails Species list Family Next species _______________   Additional Photos   side   top	un. sp. #21   Maximum size:  < 5 mm. Identification:  The body of this animal is rust-orange decorated with white flecks. The rhinophores are tipped with white and the cephalic tentacles are white with a variably developed medial orange band. The cerata have blue patches on their dorsal surfaces, subapical orange rings and pale bluish-white tips.  Natural history:  The three known animals of un. sp. #21 were found under a ledge at a highly exposed, rocky site. Distribution:  Oahu. Taxonomic notes:  It's uncertain whether this species is a Cuthona, a Eubranchus or "something else." It was first recorded in Hawaii from Pupukea, Oahu by Laura Blackshaw on July 27, 2008. Photo:  Edward Blackshaw: < 5 mm: found by Laura Blackshaw; Pupukea, Oahu; Aug. 9, 2008.
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