Elysia sp. 3

This species is probably unknown to mankind. While it resembles an Elysia, it might not even be a sacoglossan opisthobranch. Quite correctly, I'd have to call this species Opisthobranchia sp. because that is the only taxon this species can be classed into. Needless to say that this is only an unimportant branch for Queensland Museum and Australian branch taxonomists who have other research interests but are regarded as competent, omnipotent and in charge of opisthobranchs in a seafaring nation.