Any such observations gratefully received. I was afraid that we had been remiss in getting you a reprint. I really liked your comment on the slowness of the Sydney trains versus the efficiency of the Forum for quick responses. It is definitely the latter. Just saw the Nembrotha that Erwin sent you.
Locality is even the same.
Check it out. Interestingly this is one of the most common nudibranch species in the Batangas region, found on every dive feeding and spawning on the solitary tunicate, Polycarpa aurata . Thanks for the wakeup call from both Terry and you. While it is certainly part of a species complex to which Nembrotha lineolata also belongs, animals are very distinctive in their color patterns. There are also some radular differences between members of the complex.