Flosmaris bathamae n.sp. (A and B, about 4 times natural size; C about 8 times natural size; D, about 6 times natural size.) A—A medium sized individual. B—A small, but well elongated individual. C—Oral view of a small individual with an expanded catch tentacle and two, white, more contracted, catch-tentacles. D—The oral disc and tentacles to show the colour pattern. Note the expanded catch-tentacle and the two, white, contracted ones.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Zoology, Volume 1, Issue 4, 15 July 1961, Plate 2
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70Flosmaris bathamae n.sp. (A and B, about 4 times natural size; C about 8 times natural size; D, about 6 times natural size.) A—A medium sized individual. B—A small, but well elongated individual. C—Oral view of a small individual with an expanded catch tentacle and two, white, more contracted, catch-tentacles. D—The oral disc and tentacles to show the colour pattern. Note the expanded catch-tentacle and the two, white, contracted ones. Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Zoology, Volume 1, Issue 4, 15 July 1961, Plate 2
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