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I was kind of hoping this was a new-to-me dorid, but I think it's just a variant of D. albopunctata.
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Okenia rosacea was one of the more common slugs at Hazard Reef that morning.
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I guess you could call this A. intermedia under JM 2. The intermedia / menziesii distinction still seems pretty fuzzy to me, though.
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Should have paid more attention to this. It didn't seem woody, but not obvious from this pic. Not sure what's meant by "Fr flat perpendicular to septum."
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Not sure about this one. A non-native poppy, perhaps?
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This seems like a good match, but a lot of the language in the key is alien to me. Confirmation / suggestions would be appreciated. Habitat was coastal dune.
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Maybe this is just C. cuneatus, but the leaves aren't notched.
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Can anyone confirm this? Petals don't seem as splayed as they're supposed to be in C. crocea, but that seems like a variable feature. CalFlora definitely shows records from San Simeon State Park. Height was perhaps 15-30 cm off the ground.
