Doto furva

Doto furva Garcia J. C. & Ortea, 1984

Biology

Etymology

• Doto. Name of a Nereid, a Sea Nymph in Greek Mythology.
• Furva. Derived from Latin “furvus”, dark, dusky, gloomy, swarthy, black.

Distribution

Known georeferenced records of the species: Doto furva
Sources:
: OBIS : GROC 2010-2011 : Enric Madrenas : João Pedro Silva : Bernard Picton : GBIF.ORG	: OPK : VIMAR : Manuel Ballesteros. : M@re Nostrum : Altres fonts : Marine Regions

References for the species: Doto furva

Andalucía (Med.): García-Gómez and Ortea (1983), García-Gómez et al. (1989), García-Gómez, López de la Cuadra and Balbuena Marcilla (1989). Ceuta: Ortea et al. 2010 Azores: Calado (2002), Wirtz and Debelius (2003, as D. fluctifraga).
General: Cervera, Templado, Garcia-Gomez, Ballesteros, Ortea, Garcia, Ros, & Luque, 1988:[P]; Garcia-Gomez, Lopez de la Cuadra, & Balbuena Marcilla, 1988:174
Sources: Cervera et al., 2004, Ballesteros, 2007 & 2016, McDonald, 2006 and other sources.

Abundance

Western Mediterranean:
Eastern Mediterranean:
Atlantic Ocean:

More pictures

Doto furva @ Tarifa (Spain) by Manuel Martínez Chacón

Doto furva @ Isla de Tarifa (Med) 20m 06-2015 by Manuel Martínez Chacón

Doto furva by José Carlos García Gómez

Bibliography

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Bibliography based on the works by Steve Long, 2006. Bibliography of Opisthobranchia 1554-2000 and Gary McDonald, 2009. Bibliographia Nudibranchia, with later updates from other resources.

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