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Thordisa albomacula
Image courtesy of David CowderyPhoto taken at Anilao, Batangas, Philippines
March 2018
Nikon D800 with DS160 substrobes
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Thordisa albomacula Chan & Gosliner, 2007
The notal surface of the reddish-brown dorid is composed of low interconnected ridges, some of which are white. Some specimens have a linear white patch of pigment anterior to the gill. David's specimen also has a hitchhiking amphipod. Pretty cool. Not much is known about this species so keep your eyes open and let us know what you learn. Another nice find Dave! Sammamish, WA 98074 Aug., 2018 Send Dave email at davidwbehrens@gmail.com
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David Cowdery
Dave Cowdery is a retired bio-medical Engineer and is the inventor of the Alumina/Titanium hermetic feedthrough (1970) for implantable bionics and the first to introduce a Titanium casing. This invention created the first bionic implant (pacemaker) with a service life that could be measured in years rather than months and is the basis for todays huge multi billion dollar bionic industry. David is a Divemaster with over 5,500 dives experience and is based near Byron Bay in Australia. David is also a keen competitive road bicycle rider covering over 400 km most weeks. Photographic equipment used Nikon D800 camera with DS160 substrobes.
Send Dave mail at divec@ozemail.com.au
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