Sea swallow
A species of Glaucus, Also known as Blue glaucus, Blue sea slug Scientific name : Glaucus atlanticus Genus : Glaucus
Sea swallow, A species of Glaucus
Also known as:
Blue glaucus, Blue sea slug
Botanical name: Glaucus atlanticus
Genus: Glaucus
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Description
At maturity Glaucus atlanticus can be up to 3 centimetres (1.2 in) in length. It is silvery grey on its dorsal side and dark and pale blue ventrally. It has dark blue stripes on its head. It has a flat, tapering body and six appendages that branch out into rayed, finger-like cerata. The radula of this species bears serrated teeth.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Molluscs Class
Snails and slugs Order
Nudibranchs Family
Sea swallows Genus
Glaucus Species
Sea swallow 
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