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Coleman,N (2001) 1001 Nudibranches. Catologue of indo-pacific sea slugs.
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Gosliner,T.M.; Behrens,D.W.; Williams,G.C. (1996) Coral Reef Animals of the Indo-Pacific. Sea challengers: Monterey.
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Yonow,N (2008) Seaslugs of the Red Sea, Pensoft Publishers
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and seaslugs A field guide to the World's most diverse fauna
About Seaslugs ...
Sea Slug Forum (http://www.seaslugforum.net/) by Bill Rudman.
Where you can find information and different photos of each species of sea slugs.
Nudipixel (http://www.nudipixel.net/)
Where
you can find seaslug from all the world. Some of them are identified by
world specialists such as : Richard Willan, Gary McDonald, Nathalie
Yonow, Terry Gosliner, Dave Behrens, Marta Pola, Marian Litvaitis,
Alexander Martynov, Scott Johnson, Neville Coleman and Leslie Harris. Take care, only photo whis a green
round
are
validated by a specialist
Mollusca opistobranchia (http://www.seaslug.com) by Steve Long.
Where you can find a
systematic list of the opistobranchia
Opistobranches from around the world (http://www.medslugs.de/Opi/Opistobranchia.htm) by Erwin
Koehler
Where
you can find the complete classification of the opistobranchs, arranged
both alphabetically and taxonomically, and for each species you can
have different web site links where you can find photos or information.
The slug site (http://slugsite.tierranet.com)
by Mike Miller
Where you can find images and information of opisthobranchs from the
east Pacific coast of North America and Central America, Caribbean and
Western Pacific (Hawaii, Philippines).
Many of there are also present in Reunion Island
Nembro (http://www.nembro.info) by Marina Poddubetskaia
Where
you can find images and information of opisthobranchs from differents
region around the world, and more specialy from Reunion Island,
Mauritius, Mayotte Island.
Okinawa Slug Site (http://rfbolland.com) by
Robert Bolland.
Where you can find images and information of opisthobranchs from Okinawa.
Go to the thumbnail image page and find all the 435 species...
Many of there are also present in Reunion Island
Seaslugs of Hawai (http://seaslugsofhawaii.com/index.html) by
Cory Pittman and Pauline Fiene
If you are interest by seaslug from Hawa i...
Seaslugs from sunshine coast Australia (http://www.nudibranch.com.au/index.html) by
Gary Cobb, David Mullins and Richard Willan
If you are interest by seaslug from Australia ...
Red Sea seaslug (http://www.koretz.net/Eilat/Invertebrates/Molluscs/Opistobranchs.htm) by
Binyamin and Shulamit Koretz
Many photos from Red Sea, but many of these species are also present in our island.
Marenostrum (http://marenostrum.org/vidamarina/animalia/invertebrados/moluscos/gasteropodos/opistobranquios/index-alfa.htm) by
Michel Pontes
If you are interest by seaslug from Méditerranée ...
Opistobranches de Tahiti (http://www.nuditahiti.com) by
Fabien Michenet
Opistobranchia from Tahiti Island
Nudibranchs and Seaslugs : Mozambique (http://www.seaslugs.org/index.php/en/)
A site in our region...
About flatworms ...
Discovery life (http://www.discoverlife.org/mp/20q?guide=Rhabditophora)
A reference site managed by Rachelle Wallace (University of Georgia) and Marian Litvaitis (University of New Hamshire)
Marine flatworm of the world (http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/index.html)
Many photos from around the world and some background data
Nudipixel (http://www.nudipixel.net/order/polycladida/)
Many photos but take care, only photo whis a green round are validated by a specialist
Lifedesk (http://polycladida.lifedesks.org/)
Some interesting data about many species...
About seaslugs, flatworms and others ...