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Young specimens are very pale, larger/older specimens can be quite orange, brownish, or even chocolate brown.
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Striped small specimen
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Head with quite few eyes. Other specimens can have obvious eyes in rows on the heads lighter margins. L ruber and L viridis - I dont know if these are two spp or just one. Sequences give mixed messages.
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Benzu, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Ceuta, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Los Escullos, Andalusia, Spain
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Santa Pola, Valencia, Spain
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With obvious gonopores.
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Cangas, Galicia, Spain
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Ceuta, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Ceuta, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Aguilas, Murcia, Spain
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In a not so good condition, but the reddish eyespots obvious!
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Onna, Okinawa, Japan
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Ceuta, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Poio, Galicia, Spain
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O Grove, Galicia, Spain
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Benzu, Ceuta Province, Spain
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Santa Pola, Valencia, Spain
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Singapore, South East, Singapore
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Spec. 404. I dont know if Lineus ruber and Lineus viridis are one or two species. Sequences give mixed messages so far. If it+s grren, I say viridis, if its red I say ruber, and in between, I say viridis/ruber...
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