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With the help of the new book Undersea Jewels and the website www.nudibranch.com.au species can be easily found and identified. There is a "colour thumbnail section" in the beginning of the book with species broken down into colour groups. So if you found a 'blue and yellow fringed nudibranch' you would look up the blue section and see if it is there.
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