Figure 3 in Here be dragons - phylogeography of Pteraeolidia ianthina (Angas, 1864) reveals multiple species of photosynthetic nudibranchs (Aeolidina: Nudibranchia)

Figure 3. Comparison of live images of tropical clade Pteraeolidia 'semperi' (A–C) and P. ianthina (D–H). A, Adult tropical Pteraeolidia, AMS C.153588, Darwin. B, Markings of lateral sides, tropical Pteraeolidia, AMS C.126088, Lizard Is. C, Three bands on oral tentacles of tropical Pteraeolidia, AMS C.153588, Darwin. D, Egg masses of P. ianthina, AMS C.155772, Solitary Is., Coffs Harbour. E, Adult P. ianthina, AMS C.124698, Port Stephens. F, No markings present on lateral sides of P. ianthina, AM C.133292, North Bondi, Sydney. G, Two bands on oral tentacles of P. ianthina, AMS C.149567, Eden. H, Juvenile P. ianthina, AM C.149567, Eden. Scale bar is 10 mm in all cases except G (5 mm), and B and H (2.5 mm). All photographs are by Bill Rudman, except B by John Fields, and E by Heather McLennan.