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Although so far (2022) undescribed, Doto Form A is one of the most common Dotos on the Southern and Central California coast. Its pinkish cerata are covered with white-tipped tubercles. Its rhinophores have a prominent cup-shaped sheath and are tipped with opaque white.
Reference: Goddard 1996, The Veliger 39(1):43-54
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