On Opisthobranchia From Brazil (2)*.

Taxonomic review of Berthella and Berthellina (Gastropoda: Pleurobranchoidea) from Brazil, with description of two new species

“…GOSLINER & BERTSCH (1988) found all outermost lateral teeth with secondary denticles, as many other authors did (ER. MARCUS 1957, WILLAN 1984, Gosliner 1987apud GOSLINER & BERTSCH 1988.…”

On the Functional and Comparative Anatomy of Runcina Setoensis Baba, an Opisthobranch Gastropod

“…Indeed, the conditions of the nervous system as described by LEMCHE (1956) for Cylichna are such that the nervous system of Runcina can be derived from something very much like it. On the other hand, the same kind of non-concentrated nervous system may be found in Bulla (MARCUS, 1957) and in Haminoea (VAYSSIERE, 188Q); in these forms a tendency for uniting of the subintestinal, abdominal and genital ganglia is to be seen, and the conditions which exist in Runcina could easily be derived from such a configuration. In Philinoglossa (MARcus and MARcus, 1954), in which the central nervous system is quite concentrated, the subintestinal ganglion and the visceral ganglion are united and lie close to the central nervous system on the left side.…”

Some aspects of the family Chromodorididae (Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia) from Brazil, with description of a new species

“…Curaçao (Marcus and Marcus, 1963), Brazil, São Paulo near Ubatuba (Marcus, 1957), Florida (Marcus and Marcus, 1967b), Colombia (Marcus, 1976;Bandel, 1976), Jamaica (Thompson, 1980), Cuba , Praia dos Ossos in Cabo Buzios, Rio de Janeiro (present paper).…”

“…5. Glossodoris neona Marcus, 1955: Marcus, (1957 External morphology. Elongated body with pale yellow mantle edge and white broad band around it (Fig.…”

“…Distribution: Bermuda (Russell, 1935), São Paulo, near Ubatuba (Marcus, 1957), Florida (Marcus and Marcus, 1967a), Jamaica (Thompson, 1980), Barbados (Edmunds and Just, 1985), Cuba , Puerto Rico (Marcus, 1977). The species is recorded for the first time from Fernando de Noronha Archipelago (Brazil) in this paper.…”