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Very rare in
caverns or under slabs exposed to surge from 10 to 40 feet. Glossy
grayish-cream to light brown, inflated with protruding extremities,
smaller granules mostly uniform in size, connected by ribs extending to
the base, both edged with orange-brown, marginal callous barely
developed, indistinct dorsal groove skewed to the side. Attains 1
inch. Endemic to Hawaii. This is a hybrid
between Indo-Pacific
Nucleolaria
nucleus and endemic Nucleolaria granulata.
It was described in Severns, 2011 as Nucleolaria pseudonucleus. |