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Goniobranchus sp. 11 in NSSI2

Epitoke. Collected with permits during PICES-Rapid Assessment Survey 2010

Collected with permits during PICES-Rapid Assessment Survey 2010

Juvenile

~15mm length

Dendrodoris sp. 5 in NSSI2, length 20cm+

Feeds on same sponge as Actinocyclus verrucosus

Erroneously called Bornella johnsonorum in NSSI2

Two different worms. The yellow color is even brighter in real life. Inverts from RV Yellowfin cruise_Dr. Kimo Morris' marine biology class

inverts from RV Yellowfin cruise_Kimo Morris

inverts from RV Yellowfin cruise_Dr. Kimo Morris' marine biology class

inverts from RV Yellowfin cruise_Kimo Morris. Newly settled juveniles. Spicules can be seen in the second photo

Releasing orange (defensive?) fluid when disturbed. Small brown acoel flatworms are probably prey.

dock fouling; juvenile

on Bugula neretina growing at base of rocks

PICES-RAS 2011 invasive species survey based at the Vostok Marine Biological, Station, Institute of Marine Biology of Russian Academy of Science, October 2011

Gills and spiny surface reminiscent of Jorunna but not studied in detail.

In NSSI2 as Platydoris sp. 2, but the single orange spot on the left side suggests this may be a young Platydoris cinereobranchiata.

Possibly Doriopsilla sp. 3 in NSSI2, although the Kwajalein specimen has darker gills.

PICES-RAS 2011 invasive species survey based at the Vostok Marine Biological, Station, Institute of Marine Biology of Russian Academy of Science, October 2011

On prey sponge

Color changed as it was being photographed. Kind of milky white when found, but the white was lost and it displayed its more vivid true colors over a span of 15-20 minutes.

PICES-RAS 2011 invasive species survey based at the Vostok Marine Biological, Station, Institute of Marine Biology of Russian Academy of Science, October 2011

Tiny juvenile

Tritoniopsis alba or T. sp. in NSSI2