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  1. AZ Animals
    https://a-z-animals.com/animals/sea-slug

    Sea Slug Animal Facts | Nudibranchia - A-Z Animals

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  2. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mollusca

    Mollusca - Wikipedia

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    What is a nudibranch and a sea slug?
    The frosty-tipped nudibranch: This animal is known by the white tips on the cerata, or horns, on its back. They are yellowish in color and their skin has an opaque appearance. Sea slugs, which are “real plant-animal hybrids,” are animals that can synthesize food as a result of symbiosis. Green algae were consumed by the sea slugs’ ancestors.

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    What does a striped nudibranch look like?
    The striped nudibranch: This animal measures 3-6 inches in length. It’s brown with a pattern of white stripes. Its rhinophores (scent receptors) look like two small clubs. The frosty-tipped nudibranch: This animal is known by the white tips on the cerata, or horns, on its back. They are yellowish in color and their skin has an opaque appearance.

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    Why did dorid nudibranchs have small shells?
    These organisms had very small shells. Dorid nudibranchs most likely evolved their ability to absorb chemicals from their prey prior to losing their shells. Developing natural toxicity allowed them to easily deter predators, enabling them to dispense with their protective shells.

    Chromodoris Willani Animal Facts | Chromodoris willani - A-Z Animals

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    Why are dorid nudibranchs not fossilized?
    Dorid nudibranchs lack a fossil record, making it difficult to tell when they first began to evolve and diversify. This is due to their unshelled soft bodies, which do not fossilize well. Their closest relatives in the fossil record are the Pleurobranchoidea from the early Miocene Epoch (about 22 million years ago).

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    Do nudibranchs eat jellyfish?
    In addition to colloblasts, members of the genus Haeckelia, which feed mainly on jellyfish, incorporate their victims' stinging nematocytes into their own tentacles – some cnidaria-eating nudibranchs similarly incorporate nematocytes into their bodies for defense.

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    Do aeolid nudibranchs eat cnidarians?
    Many aeolid nudibranchs consume cnidarians—animals with stinging cells like corals and jellies—and can defend themselves by using these stinging cells. From the arctic regions to the tropics, sea slugs can be found anywhere from the shallow intertidal to the deep sea.

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    What Do You Know About Nudibranch Guide

  5. X-Ray Mag
    https://xray-mag.com/content/transparent-translucent-contributors-pi…

    Transparent & Translucent: Contributors’ Picks | X-Ray Mag

  6. MSN
    https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/21-pink-animals-you-might...

    21 Pink Animals You Might Encounter in the Wild - MSN

  7. nudibranchcentral.blogspot.com
    https://nudibranchcentral.blogspot.com

    Nudibranch Central - Blogger

  8. Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ctenophora

    Ctenophora - Wikipedia

  9. izor.hr
    https://acta.izor.hr/ojs/index.php/acta/article/view/1426

    On the presence of the less known arminid nudibranch

  10. Divernet
    https://divernet.com/.../raja-ampat-creature-feature-gloomy-nudibran…

    Raja Ampat Creature Feature Gloomy Nudibranch - divernet.com