Pseudonebularia silviae (Turner,
2007 )
11.8mm
Pseudonebularia silviae
is a small species uncommon to moderately rare at Kwajalein. Specimens have
been seen on lagoon pinnacles and on the seaward reef. While they can be found
under rocks by day, most are seen crawling in small ledges and caves at night.
Its stouter shape with an upturned siphon helps distinguish it from Pseudonebularia
doliolum.
Created
5 September 2015
Updated 1 April 2020
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