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Conclusion: Favorinus sp. (perfoliatus-like morphotype)
Reviewed by Codex identification research on Aug 27, 2026 · 90% reviewer confidence.
Reasoning recorded at review
- Same distinctive cream cerata with violet subapical rings seen more clearly than in IMG_6948
- Strongly perfoliate rhinophores
- White head with orange longitudinal lines
- Long oral tentacles and Favorinus-like aeolid proportions
Alternatives considered
- Favorinus perfoliatus
Why plausible: Lamellate rhinophores are its most relevant published external feature
Comparison: Modern revision, specimen anatomy and DNA are needed before using the formal name
- Other facelinid aeolid
Why plausible: Ceratal bands alone are not genus-exclusive
Comparison: Feeding ecology and internal anatomy are needed
Evidence limits & sources +−
- • No observed egg-mass association
- • No radular, reproductive or molecular evidence
