Sea hares
A species of Aplysia Scientific name : Aplysia punctata Genus : Aplysia
Sea hares, A species of Aplysia
Botanical name: Aplysia punctata
Genus: Aplysia
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The common sea hare (Aplysia punctata) is one of the most common species of lumpfish in the European area. Characteristic on the back of the atrophied, ingrown shell growing Parapodiallappen, a red-reddish brown, or olive-green skin color and dot patterns or grains.
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