FIGURE 14 in Molecular and morphological systematics of Elysia Risso, 1818 (Heterobranchia: Sacoglossa) from the Caribbean region

FIGURE 14. External morphology of specimens of Elysia crispata from which the COI haplotypes analyzed in Fig. 13 were obtained, showing parapodial ruffling and coloration (left panel), foot (center), and close-up view of the anterior parapodial margin (right) from each live specimen. A, Green clarki morph from Lake Surprise, FL (isolate Ecri_09LKS05; 60 mm). B, Dark clarki morph from Mote Tropical Research Laboratory, Florida Keys (Ecri_07Mot03; 20 mm). C, Intermediate clarki morph from Geiger Beach, Key West, FL (Ecri_07Gei08; 8 mm). D, Typical high-flow crispata morph from Dry Tortugas, FL (Ecri_10Dry11; 12 mm). Isolate Ecri_10Dry08 had external features nearly identical to this specimen. E, High-flow morph from Dry Tortugas, FL (Ecri_10Dry07; 13 mm). F–G, Intermediate morphs with mixed features from Sweeting's Cay, Bahamas (F, Ecri_07Swe10, 25 mm; G, Ecri_07Swe07, 25 mm). H–I, Intermediate morphs with mixed features from the Northern Exumas, Bahamas (H, Ecri_10NEx01, 15 mm; I, Ecri_10NEx02, 18 mm). J, Intermediate morph from San Salvador Island, Bahamas (Ecri_07SSal01, 15 mm). K–L, Typical crispata morphs from Curaçao (K, Ecri_ 09Cur01, 52 mm) and New Providence, Bahamas (L, Ecri_10NPr02, 30 mm). M, Green clarki morph from Little San Salvador, Bahamas (Ecri_07LSS02, 32 mm). N, Intermediate morph from Little San Salvador, Bahamas (Ecri_07LSS04, 25 mm). O, Dark clarki morph from Little San Salvador, Bahamas (Ecri_07LSS08, 28 mm).