On some Nudibranchs from East Africa and Zanzibar. Part VI
CHARLES W. ELIOT
Abstract
CHARLES W. ELIOT
Abstract
What induces me to this belief is the inconsolable behaviour of the remaining one of a pair should the other be killed, no matter whether the survivor be the male orfemale.It is really touching.* It seems to me quite clear that Cuvier's Doris lacera is a Hexabranchus, not a Doridopsis.
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What induces me to this belief is the inconsolable behaviour of the remaining one of a pair should the other be killed, no matter whether the survivor be the male orfemale.It is really touching.* It seems to me quite clear that Cuvier's Doris lacera is a Hexabranchus, not a Doridopsis.
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