Placida kingstoni

Placida kingstoniIts translucent body has small white dots and a brown back, with yellow-green digestive branches visible dorsally. It is found on green algae of the genus Bryopsis.What does it look like?The dorsal region is brown and scattered with small white dots. Two yellow-green digestive branches run along the back, and each elongated ceras contains an unbranched digestive diverticulum that nearly reaches its tip.Where has it been found?Its translucent body has small white dots and a brown back, with yellow-green digestive branches visible dorsally. It is found on green algae of the genus Bryopsis.It is found on green algae of the genus Bryopsis.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.