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Kauaʻi record · KCA-MOL-00236

Tambja morosa

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Tambja morosa — source-informed Atlas ecological reconstruction; not a specimen photograph or evidence of current abundance.
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About Tambja morosa

TR29a records Tambja morosa at a Kauaʻi station; Sea Slugs of Hawaiʻi independently lists Kauaʻi in its distribution.

Fresh WoRMS/MolluscaBase query returned Tambja morosa accepted (AphiaID 531173).

Expert account documents rocky reef habitat, particularly shaded cliffs, at 3-36 m.

Independent survey and expert island account verify Kauaʻi occurrence; yellow confidence reflects missing recent dated local voucher. Strict current-status reconciliation: downgraded to historical because no dated authoritative recent Kauaʻi voucher or survey was inspected.

Names and classification

Scientific name
Tambja morosa
Other names
Tambja morosa
Record type
species

Kauaʻi occurrence and status

Kauaʻi occurrence
Authoritative Kauaʻi occurrence is established, but the authoritative source is historical or undated; later community observations are corroborative only and do not establish present-day persistence.
Origin
Origin not inferred from occurrence census
Conservation status
Not assessed
Evidence limits
Occurrence category and evidence are source-bounded. Abundance, trend, and living status are not inferred beyond the reviewed evidence.

Habitat and ecology

Habitats
Marine reef and nearshore

Process and seasonal context

Seasonal description
Tambja morosa is included in the verified Kauaʻi mollusk census. Independent survey and expert island account verify Kauaʻi occurrence; yellow confidence reflects missing recent dated local voucher. Strict current-status reconciliation: downgraded to historical because no dated authoritative recent Kauaʻi voucher or survey was inspected.

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