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Molluscan Research, 2020
Currently, the sea hare genus Bursatella contains two species, the circumglobal B. leachii and the recently re-erected B. ocelligera which is restricted to the central Pacific.
Matt J. Nimbs, Nerida G. Wilson
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Currently, the sea hare genus Bursatella contains two species, the circumglobal B. leachii and the recently re-erected B. ocelligera which is restricted to the central Pacific.
Matt J. Nimbs, Nerida G. Wilson
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The complete mitochondrial genome of Aplysia kurodai (Anaspidea: Aplysiidae)
Mitochondrial DNA Part A, 2014Complete mitochondrial genome is sequenced from an opisthobranch gastropod Aplysia kurodai. Mitochondrial genome size of the species is 14,113 bp. The mitochondrial genome of A. kurodai contains 13 protein coding genes, two ribosomal RNA genes, and 22 tRNA genes like mitochondrial genomes of congeneric species. The gene order of protein coding genes is
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Malacologia, 2020
The small, green sea hare, Phyllaplysia viridis, originally described from Indonesia in 1905, has rarely been recorded since. Because the taxonomic status of Phyllaplysia is uncertain, there remains a need for clarification of the currently accepted species.
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The small, green sea hare, Phyllaplysia viridis, originally described from Indonesia in 1905, has rarely been recorded since. Because the taxonomic status of Phyllaplysia is uncertain, there remains a need for clarification of the currently accepted species.
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Molluscan Research, 2021
In many, but not all, years a recurring population of the marine aplysiid Bursatella hirsuta occurs on an intertidal limestone platform stretching between Little Armstrong Bay and North Point at Ro...
Fred E. Wells +4 more
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In many, but not all, years a recurring population of the marine aplysiid Bursatella hirsuta occurs on an intertidal limestone platform stretching between Little Armstrong Bay and North Point at Ro...
Fred E. Wells +4 more
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Molluscan Research, 2016
ABSTRACTPort Stephens, a large natural harbour on the central New South Wales (NSW) coast, provides ideal oceanographic and benthic conditions for the growth of marine algae and seagrasses, and this promotes a suite of herbivorous heterobranch sea slugs such as sea hares and sap-sucking sea slugs.
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ABSTRACTPort Stephens, a large natural harbour on the central New South Wales (NSW) coast, provides ideal oceanographic and benthic conditions for the growth of marine algae and seagrasses, and this promotes a suite of herbivorous heterobranch sea slugs such as sea hares and sap-sucking sea slugs.
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The taxonomy and systematics of the Australian Aplysiidae (Mollusca: Gastropoda)
2020The taxonomy of the Australian Aplysiidae requires a thorough revision. In this study, molecular, morphological and other ecological data were used to develop an integrative solution. A review of known Australian sea hare species and their attendant taxonomic problems is provided and a molecular phylogenetic reconstruction using three markers is ...
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Molluscan Research, 2021
A mass mortality of the sea hare Aplysia gigantea at Augusta, Western Australia was first reported to local authorities on 10 February 2021.
Fred E. Wells +4 more
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A mass mortality of the sea hare Aplysia gigantea at Augusta, Western Australia was first reported to local authorities on 10 February 2021.
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Observations on the osmoregulation in Aplysia juliana Pease (Aplysiidae, Mollusca)
Zeitschrift f�r Vergleichende Physiologie, 19571. When Aplysia julianaPease is kept up till 6 hours in 80% sea water, it shows an increase in oxygen consumption of about 438%, as compared with the normal respiration, during the first 30 minutes. After this time it decreases rapidly at first, more slowly later. When transferred to 100% sea water after a stay of about 6 hours in diluted sea water,
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