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Burn, R. F. (1966). Notes on some opisthobranchs mainly from South Australia. Records of the South Australian Museum. 15(2):329-352.
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Burn, R. F.
1966
Notes on some opisthobranchs mainly from South Australia
Records of the South Australian Museum
15(2):329-352
Publication
Of a collection of ten opisthobranch species (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from South Australia, three are described as new: Haminoea maugeansis (Atyidae), Neodoris subaustralis and Aphelodoris lawsae (Dorididae), and one is a new record for the State : Chromodoris tasmaniensis Bergh, 1905 (Dorididae). A study of the genus Aphelodoris Bergh, 1879, in south-eastern Australia indicates six distinct species, of which two are named, berghi Odhner, 1924, and varia (Abraham, 1877), and four are described as new : lawsae, rossquicki, juliae and greeni. According to the literature, Aphelodoris in Australia differs from other species of the genus in that the insemination duct between the female gland mass and the spermatheca is divided into a true small uterine duct and a wide terminally dilated large uterine duct. The spermatocyst is attached to the terminal dilation of the large uterine duct.
Aphelodoris greeni Burn, 1966 (original description)
Aphelodoris lawsae Burn, 1966 (original description)
Aphelodoris rossquicki Burn, 1966 (original description)
Haminoea maugeansis Burn, 1966 accepted as Papawera maugeansis (Burn, 1966) (original description)
Aphelodoris lawsae Burn, 1966 (original description)
Aphelodoris rossquicki Burn, 1966 (original description)
Haminoea maugeansis Burn, 1966 accepted as Papawera maugeansis (Burn, 1966) (original description)
