David Lehrian
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Acanthodoris brunnea MacFarland, 1905
Acanthodoris brunnea have a brown with white and black spots. On the mantle are a lot of high pointed and translucent papilla. The papillae are greyish on the base and whitish on the top.All members o the genus Acanthodoris have very long rhinophores.
The most distinctive characteristics is the pungent odour of cedar it gives off when disturbed.
Acanthodoris brunnea feeds exclusively on bryozoans.
Acanthodoris brunnea have a brown with white and black spots. On the mantle are a lot of high pointed and translucent papilla. The papillae are greyish on the base and whitish on the top.All members o the genus Acanthodoris have very long rhinophores.
The most distinctive characteristics is the pungent odour of cedar it gives off when disturbed.
Acanthodoris brunnea feeds exclusively on bryozoans.
