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. 2019 May 1;9:6732. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-42297-5

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Trinchesia caerulea (Montagu, 1804). External views of living specimens and comparison with data from Thompson & Brown (1984). (A) Neotype, Ireland, Mayo, Killary Harbour, Rusheen Point (ZMMU Op-646). (B) Specimen from Wales, Pembrokeshire, Martin’s Haven (BELUM.Mn2018.1). (C) Specimen from Norway, Gulen Dive Resort (ZMMU Op-622). (D) Same specimen, ventral view. (E) Specimen from Italy. (F) Specimen from Spain, Girona, L’Estartit (ZMMU Op-648). (G) Specimen from Wales, Pembrokeshire, Skomer Is., depicted in Thompson & Brown (1984: pl 30, c). (H) Same, details of cerata. (I) Details of ceras from original description of T. caerulea in Montagu (1804), specimen from UK (Devon). (J). Details of cerata of specimen from Ireland. (K) Details of cerata of specimen from Wales. (L) Details of ceras of specimen from Spain. (M) Details of cerata of specimen from Italy. (N) Details of cerata of specimen from Norway. (O) Egg mass from Italy. (P) Details of anterior part of specimen from Wales. (Q) Details of anterior part of specimen from Italy. (R) Details of anterior part of specimen from Norway. Photographs: Bernard Picton, (a), (b), (d), (e), (j), (k), (p); Tatiana Korshunova: (c), (n), (r); Miquel Pontes: (f), (l), (q); Giulia Furfaro: (o). Reproduction of figures from Thompson & Brown (1984) with permission of Gregory Brown, original artist and copyright holder of the images.