About Chromodoris hamiltoni Rudman, 1977
Description: This species has a primarily blue mantle, which can sometimes be light enough to appear white. It has either three or five black lines that run along the length of its body. For individuals that have five black lines, the central lines are often replaced in sections by a loose brown patch of pigment. The rhinophores, gills, and a band around the outer edge of both the mantle and the foot are orange in colour. These orange bands help distinguish C. hamiltoni from other similar species, such as Chromodoris lochi. Distribution: This species was first described based on material from Tanzania. It has also been reported from Mozambique, South Africa, Madagascar and Réunion.
