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Thysanozoon flavomaculatum Thysanozoon Classification Identification Biology Distribution Links Bibliography Update  Print  Send Classification    Latin name : Thysanozoon flavomaculatum () Synonyms : Classification : Platyhelminthes ( Flat worms )   Name : Thysanozoon Name : Thysanozoon Identification    Main identification characters Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. Possible confusions May be confused with Thysanozoon nigropapillosum (Black body). As a hallmark of the genus Thysanozoon this polyclad shows dorsal papillae. Therefore, it can clearly be distinguished from polyclads of the genera Pseudoceros and Pseudobiceros. Biology    Feed Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. Cycle of life / Reproduction Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. Interaction with other species Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. Distribution    Habitat Coral Rocks Sand Feel free to update this datasheet and complete this data. Geographical distribution Red Sea... Links    Websites : http://www.seaslugforum.net/flatworm.htm http://www.wetwebmedia.com/flatworms.htm Suggest a link for this species Search with Google Search with AltaVista Bibliography    N/A Data sheet written by Christophe Naslain , 16/05/2003 Updates :  Comments Add a comment  Comment from Nicolas Cette photo est géniale... certainement prise en plein eau, nageant comme une danseuse espagnole. Posted date 17/05/2003  Update  Print  Send

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