Some sea slugs can be several centimetres in length, whereas others may be smaller than a grain of rice. Quite often the only clue to a sea slug’s presence are its eggs. Usually laid in ribbons or rosettes, the shape can help identify the species laying them.
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Skomer’s sublime slugs
by Phil Newman on 29. Jul, 2010 in biological sciences, marine biology, marine science
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