Home Acknowledgments Conventions Glossary Maps References Links Articles Thumbnails Species list Family Next species _______________   Additional Photos   in dish   underside rolled	Lamellaria sp. #11   Maximum size:  13 mm. Identification:  This is a dark orange species with large internal clusters of white granules that generate a fine, reticulated appearance within the clusters. It has a narrow transverse bar of superficial white pigment that lacks the violet dorsal tinge of most Lamellaria sp. #1 transverse bars. The large clusters of granules also separate it from that species. It may be distinguished from Lamellaria sp. #6 by its darker orange color and lack of brown spots on the underside of the mantle. Natural history:  Lamellaria sp. #11 is known from one animal found in a moderately exposed rocky habitat at about 5 m (15 ft). When flipped, it rolled its mantle edges in a manner reminiscent of Lamellaria(?) sp. #10. (though not as completely). Distribution:  Maui. Taxonomic notes:  There is some uncertainty in separating this species from other listed species of Lamellaria. It was first recorded in Hawaii from Kapalua Bay, Maui by CP on April 11, 2019. Photo:  CP: 13 mm: Kapalua Bay, Maui; April 11, 2019. Observations and comments: Note 1:  ( )
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