Key Identification Features
- A prominent feature of this species is its gill, which is made up of seven soft, feathery plumes.
- Doris verrucosa, first described by Linnaeus in 1758, is a yellow-brown, oval-shaped nudibranch with distinctive warty skin.
- Researchers note that its currently recognized different colour forms may in fact represent a species complex of multiple distinct species.
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