
brokig kamnuding
Trinchesia caerulea
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Overview
Trinchesia caerulea is a species of sea slug, an aeolid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Trinchesiidae.
Trinchesia caerulea faces significant threats from coastal development and pollution in its marine habitats, which degrade the water quality essential for this nudibranch's survival. Climate change-induced ocean acidification and warming temperatures further stress populations by affecting their prey species and altering suitable habitat conditions.
Habitat
This marine nudibranch inhabits shallow coastal waters, rocky intertidal zones, and subtidal areas with rich algal growth and hydroid colonies. It is typically found on hard substrates including rocks, pier pilings, and artificial structures in temperate marine environments.
Other threatened species in Trinchesiidae
Threatened in Croatia
Frequently asked questions
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