Notobryon bijecurum Baba, 1937

Notobryon bijecurum is known in the Marshalls from seven specimens found in a Halimeda patch at a depth of 8m on a sandy lagoon slope. The first was found during the day and the next six found on a single dive at night in the same algae patch. One animal measured 25mm in length. N. bijecurum may be the same as N. wardi, as noted on the Sea Slug Forum. The specimens from the Marshalls were more translucent than animals we have seen in Hawaii.

Created 24 November 2007
Updated 16 August 2008