Nudibranchs of the Coral Triangle

Nudibranchs of the Coral Triangle

Nudibranchs of the Coral Triangle

Best guide to nudibranchs of the Philippines, Indonesia, New Guinea. The only book on the market with an up-to-date taxonomy

Nudibranchs of the Coral Triangle became the only guide to nudibranchs on the market with an up-to-date 2022 taxonomy after its major update (November 2022)

This book is a field guide, an assistant for the identification of nudibranchs species in the region. It is designed for divers, underwater photographers. The book presents 1060+ species nudibranchs that can be found and photographed in depths and regions accessible to recreational diving. Photographs, showing color variations and age differences are included. A lot of species covered by this guide have never before appeared in field guides or popular books.

Compact text blocks provide information about Common name, Latin name, family, geographic distribution, size, and the most distinctive features. An extensive photo index at the beginning of the book helps you to find the right group of nudibranchs, especially for readers who have not yet mastered their names.

Nudibranchs or sea slugs occur throughout the world’s oceans and are present in many marine habitats. The greatest diversity of species is found in the Indo-Pacific tropics with a concentration of species within the Coral Triangle (CT), encompassing the waters of six Southeast Asian countries: Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Malaysia, Timor-Leste and Solomon Islands. This global epicenter of marine biodiversity covers only 1.6 percent of the planet’s oceanic area, but attracts an increasing number of divers and underwater photographers, including nudibranch lovers.

A major update to Nudibranchs of the Coral Triangle book. (2022) It serves to fill a gap in the general public's understanding of nudibranchs in the years since the previous guides were published and a lot of species were described by scientists.

Corrections have affected several dozen species, some of them are quite common. A lot of "sp." were described, some well-known species has their names changed.

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Resent taxonomy updates:
Aplustrum amplustre name changed
Chromodoris alcalai described
Chromodoris balat described
Chromodoris dianae morphology has been corrected
Chromodoris kalawakan described
Chromodoris quagga described
Coryphellina aurora described
Coryphellina cf. pannae described
Coryphellina flamma described
Coryphellina lotos described
Coryphellina pseudolotos described
Goniobranchus fabulus described
Hoplodoris rosans described
Lamproharminoea evelinae described
Micromelo barbarae described
Micromelo guamensis described
Murphydoris adusta described
Murphydoris cobbi described
Murphydoris puncticulata described
Phestilla goniophaga described
Phestilla viei described
Roxaniella pittmani name changed
Trapania kahel described
Trapania kamagong described
Trapania lemanioides described
Trapania tamaraw described
Trapania tigger described
Tritoniopsis alba merged with Tritoniopsis elegans
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Authors: ,
Series: Critter academy
Tag: nudibranch
Publisher: Andrey Ryanskiy
Publication Year: 2019
Format: Paperback, eBook, iBook, PDF
Length: 151
ASIN: B07QM51MZC
ISBN: 5604204919
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