FIGURE 9 in Molecular and morphological systematics of Elysia Risso, 1818 (Heterobranchia: Sacoglossa) from the Caribbean region
FIGURE 9. Elysia crispata, external anatomy and egg mass. A, Dorsal view of specimen from Florida Keys (LACM 178590; 14 mm). B, Dorsal view of specimen from boat channel at the Mote Tropical Research Laboratory, Florida Keys (LACM 178635; 23 mm). C, Dorsal view of specimen from Dry Tortugas (LACM 178593; 18 mm). D, Dorsal view of a 'clarki' morph specimen from Lake Surprise, Florida (LACM 178595; 52 mm). E, Dorsal view of specimen from Bocas del Toro, Panama (35 mm). F–G, Variability in parapodial notch in two specimens from Yucatan, Mexico. I–L, Variability in foot sole pigmentation for specimens from the Florida Keys (LACM 178590) (I), (LACM 178635) (J), Dry Tortugas (LACM 178593) (K), and 'clarki' morph from Lake Surprise, Florida (LACM 178595) (L). M, Egg mass of a specimen from Sweetings Cay, Bahamas. Field of view = 11.7 mm. N, Close-up of larvae from a clutch laid by a specimen from Lake Surprise, Florida; shelled larvae have lost their velar lobes and are metamorphosing on the egg mass at the time of hatching. Field of view = 1.8 mm.
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