Dirona pellucida Volodchenko, 1941 is a animal in the Dironidae family, order Nudibranchia, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Dirona pellucida Volodchenko, 1941
Dirona pellucida is a translucent orange nudibranch with white-lined cerata, found from Oregon to Alaska and south to Japan and Korea.
Like other species in its genus, Dirona pellucida has a translucent body with large, broad cerata. Its body ranges across various shades of orange, and a distinct white line runs along the edge of every cerata. This nudibranch is distributed from Oregon north to Alaska, across the Bering Sea, and south to Japan and Korea.
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