Figure 4 in High-level taxonomic splitting in allopatric taxa causes confusion downstream: a revision of the nudibranch family Сoryphellidae
Figure 4. Living specimens of Coryphella verrucosa, Haplogroup A. A, 'verrucosa' morphotype, ZMBN126020, c. 25 mm in length. B, 'verrucosa' morphotype, ZMBN125092, c. 35 mm in length. C, 'verrucosa' morphotype, ZMMU WS14928, 18 mm in length preserved. D, 'intermediate' morphotype, ZMMU WS14927, 21 mm in length preserved. E, 'rufibranchialis' morphotype, ZMMU WS14912, 14 mm in length preserved. F, 'rufibranchialis' morphotype, ZMBN125543, c. 25 mm in length. G, 'rufibranchialis' morphotype, ZMMU WS14397, 15 mm in length preserved. H, 'rufibranchialis' morphotype, ZMBN127572, c. 25 mm in length. I, juvenile, ZMBN125893, c. 6 mm in length. J, Coryphella verrucosa in natural environment, 'verrucosa' morphotype, ZMBN125618. K, Coryphella verrucosa in natural environment, 'intermediate' morphotype, ZMBN127490. Photo credits: A, Viktor V. Grøtan; B, F, H, I, K, Anders Schouw; C, D, E, G, Tatiana Antokhina; J, Nils Aukan.
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