51 Mariana Islands species out of 36 reported | 80 Indo-Pacific species
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Asteronotus cespitotus
Asteronotus hepaticus
Asteronotus cf. hepaticus
Carminodoris grandiflora
Carminodoris cf. grandiflora
Discodoris fragilis
Discodoris sp. 2
Halgerda albocristata
Halgerda brunneomaculata
Halgerda dalanghita
Halgerda cf. formosa
Halgerda guahan
Halgerda malesso
Halgerda tesselata
Jorunna funebris
Jorunna cf. ramicola
Otinodoris raripilosa
Paradoris cf. sp. 4 NSSIP 2nd ed
Paradoris tsurugensis?
Platydoris cinerobranchiata
Platydoris cruenta
Platydoris formosa
Rostanga lutescens
Sclerodoris tuberculata
Sclerodoris sp. A
Sclerodoris sp. B
Tayuva cf. coerulescens
Tayuva lilacina
Thordisa albomacula
Thordisa cf. oliva
Thordisa sp. 16 NSSIP 2nd ed
Thordisa sp. A
Thordisa sp. B
caryophyllidia dorid sp. 6 NSSIP 2nd ed
discodorid cf. sp. 7 NSSIP 2nd ed
discodorid sp. A UWK sp. e842?
discodorid sp. C UWK sp. e621
discodorid sp. D
discodorid sp. E
discodorid sp. F
discodoridid sp. G (juv. Jorunna ramicola?)
discodorid sp. L
discodorid sp. N
discodorid sp. O
Halgerda cf. dalanghita
discodorid sp. R
discodorid sp. S
discodorid sp. U
discodorid sp. W
discodorid sp. X
Additional Discodoridae species (reported as Dorididae species) reported from the Mariana Islands by Carlson and Hoff (2003):
- Carminodoris bifuracata (reported as Hoplodoris bifurcata)
- Carminodoris nodulosa (reported as Hoplodoris nodulosa)
- Discodoris sp. 2, brown marbling, white pimples
- Discodoris sp. 3, brown, star branchia
- Halgerda cf. elegans
- Halgerda onna
- Halgerda sp. 1, brown spots
- Jorunna alisonae?
- Jorunna? sp. 1, dark brown
- Platydoris scabra
- Sclerodoris sp. 1, Kay’s apiculata
- Sclerodoris sp. 2, green/purple
- Sclerodoris sp. 3, open network on dorsum
- Sclerodoris sp. 4, on Dysidea aff. herbacea
- Thordisa? sp. 2, brown scabrous (Thordisa cf. oliva?)
- dorid sp. 1, yellow, brown lines
- dorid sp. 2, spongelike, yellow, magenta spots
- dorid sp. 4, white, brown spots
- dorid sp. 5, tan, brown spots
- dorid sp. 6, platydoris-like, white