Home Acknowledgments Conventions Glossary Maps References Links Articles Thumbnails Species list Family Next species _______________   Additional Photos	Eubranchus sp. #4   Maximum size:  4 mm. Identification:  This species has a translucent-white body sprinkled with orange-brown  flecks. The long, slightly lumpy cerata have white acid glands at their tips and the cream digestive gland is visible within them. The rhinophores and cephalic tentacles are smooth and white with subapical translucent-orange bands. It can be distinguished from Eubranchus sp. #7 by its lack of white patches and white, as opposed to translucent-orange, rhinophores. Natural history:  The single known animal was found in Halimeda kanaloana at 27 m (90 ft). Distribution:  Maui. Taxonomic notes:  First recorded in Hawaii from Makena, Maui by PF on June 7, 1995. Photo:  PF: 4 mm: Makena, Maui; June 7, 1995. Observations and comments: Note 1:  ( )
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