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Godiva quadricolor (Barnard, 1927)
Godiva quadricolor, commonly known as the Four-colour Nudibranch, has as slender body. Brown cerata striped in bands of blue, yellow and orange. Its head is orange, orange rhinophores and has a pair of orange oral tentacles with a white central stripe.
Godiva quadricolor preys on anemones, hydroids and on other nudibranchs.
Very similar is Godiva rachelae. They differ in colour and in the shape of the radular teeth.
Synonymised names
Hervia quadricolor Barnard, 1927 · unaccepted (original combination)
Godiva quadricolor, commonly known as the Four-colour Nudibranch, has as slender body. Brown cerata striped in bands of blue, yellow and orange. Its head is orange, orange rhinophores and has a pair of orange oral tentacles with a white central stripe.
Godiva quadricolor preys on anemones, hydroids and on other nudibranchs.
Very similar is Godiva rachelae. They differ in colour and in the shape of the radular teeth.
Synonymised names
Hervia quadricolor Barnard, 1927 · unaccepted (original combination)
