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>> http://www.pbase.com/crocodile/image/1632
On 5/15/2016 11:46 AM, Ronald Arsenault wrote:
> with no visible stripe, and usually with dark tentacles, as this one
> has. We were finding them in New Brunswick, at the Jacquet River
> BioBlitz (Mary's Point area). They were either quite variable, or
> hybridizing with something striped, like subfuscus. I have a lot more
> dissecting to do."
>
>
> Jacquet River is in north eastern New Brunswick, Mary's Point in the
> south east.
* these were at the Shepody Pheasant Reserve, 3.9km ESE Riverside-Albert
> The other slug was what I was quite sure was a native forest slug. It
> was brown-speckled and found on a bracket fungus on a fallen tree.
> Aleta had this to say about it: "The speckled slug is the native
> forest slug, Philomycus (genus). Not sure of the species. There are
> only two native forest slugs -
>
> http://www.pbase.com/crocodile/image/163224674
>
>
> I understand one of our woodland is
>
> /Philomycus carolinianus/
* certainly looks more like that than the P. togatus we have in Ontario.
fred.
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