Marine Invertebrates
Sea Shells, Sea Slugs, Octopuses & allies (Mollusca)

Sea Shells, Sea Slugs, Octopuses & allies (Mollusca)

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Sea Shells, Sea Slugs, Octopuses & allies (Mollusca)

Sea Snails, Limpets (Gastropoda, excluding Euthyneura)
Sea Slugs, Sea Hares, Bubble Shells (Gastropoda, Euthyneura)
Pipis, Clams, Oysters (Bivalvia)
Chitons (Polyplacophora)
Octopuses, Squids (Cephalopoda)
Tusk Shells (Scaphopoda)

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Hejor1 wrote:
27 Jan 2025
@Jennyncmg they definitely could be
Bembicium auratum
Jennyncmg wrote:
27 Jan 2025
Great photo and so lucky to see the markings on the shell plates so clearly.
Sypharochiton pelliserpentis
Jennyncmg wrote:
27 Jan 2025
They look more like Bembicium auratum
Bembicium auratum
Jennyncmg wrote:
6 Jan 2025
These feed on bluebottles and by-the-wind sailors.
Glaucus atlanticus
Jennyncmg wrote:
5 Jan 2025
I agree with the identification but the program would not let me verify
Hydatina physis

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