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Caloria sp. #4

Maximum size: 40 mm (Gosliner,
et. al., 2008).
Identification:
This species has a translucent-orange body. The rhinophores and
cephalic tentacles are tipped in pale yellow. The cerata are
cobalt-blue medially shading to white subapically and have yellow tips.
Natural history:
Caloria sp. #4 is
a rare species known from only a few animals found in exposed to highly
exposed rocky habitats at depths of 10-20 m (33-66 ft).
Distribution:
Maui, Oahu and Midway.
Taxonomic notes:
First recorded in Hawaii at Pupukea, Oahu by Scott Johnson on Sept. 18,
1977.
Photo: Scott
Johnson: about 35 mm: Pupukea, Oahu; Aug. 12, 1985.
Observations and comments:
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