10 centimetres
10 cmLength · definition
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A nudibranch is a soft-bodied marine mollusc, often brightly coloured, commonly known as a sea slug.
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10 centimetres is approximately equal to the body length of a nudibranch.
Length: 10 cm; definition.
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Defined body length: 10 cm; defined specimen; range 5 cm–15 cm.
A defined 10 cm dorid nudibranch specimen. Species range from millimetres to many centimetres; rhinophores and gill plume are included in the illustration but not the nose-to-tail calibration.
Smithsonian Ocean — Nudibranchs
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Length · definition
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Defined body length · defined specimen · range 5 cm–15 cm
A defined 10 cm dorid nudibranch specimen. Species range from millimetres to many centimetres; rhinophores and gill plume are included in the illustration but not the nose-to-tail calibration.
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