Melanochlamys [Melanochlamys]

Description

The genus Melanochlamys, within the family Aglajidae, consists of sea slugs that are notable for their unique color patterns and the ability to secrete a defensive ink when threatened. These slugs are often small, and their coloration can be quite variable, ranging from dark hues to more transparent individuals. They inhabit a variety of marine environments, from intertidal zones to deeper waters, and are known to feed on small invertebrates.

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