IDENTITY CRISIS - Sport Diving Magazine - Neville Coleman

Neville Coleman's Marine Life ID eGuide - iPhone App

Neville Coleman’s Marine Life eGuide is a comprehensive electronic field guide for the Asia/Indo-Pacific region that complements Neville Coleman’s vast library of printed guides.

The eGuide features 1700 species with over 2000 stunning colour visual identification images.
Includes 16 major Marine Life Groups from Algae to Marine Mammals. Each Phylum with its Classes has a natural history page with Features; Lifestyle; Reproduction; Associations and Identifications.
Quick Search function based on Genus species and Common name search.
My List - Log Function with Species, Location, Date and Notes enables the diver to use this for daily Dive records, Fauna surveys, species notes, natural history observations and in conjunction with Neville Coleman's Project AWARE Underwater Naturalist Courses. more ...

Congratulations Steve Blume from ScubaPro Uwatec Australia

http://stevenblume.com/

Every year Steve Blume's Compact Ocean Calendar
helps raise awareness through his images of
unique critters for the underwater world.

Your discovery has won you a FREE copy of NUDIBRANCHS ENCYCLOPEDIA

Thorunna sp. Tonga Thorunna Photographer Steve Blume.jpg

Congratulations Paul Ferber from Marine Conservation Cambodia

http://www.marineconservationcambodia.org/

Your discovery has won you a FREE copy of NUDIBRANCHS ENCYCLOPEDIA

Nudibranch Cambodia.jpg

Congratulations Alexander Ho

from Sipadan Water Village, Mabul

Your discovery has won you a FREE copy of NUDIBRANCHS ENCYCLOPEDIA

"Dear Neville

Greeting from Sipadan Water Village, Mabul Island!!

Just want to share some information! I on 24 April 09 found your Coleman's Melibe at the depth 25 meter here off Mabul. I saw it in daylight & size was about 10mm. I took some pictures of it.

Am I the second person after you saw this species?
It really look like a ghost for me!!"

"Dear Alexander

Congratulations you are certainly only the second person in the world to find and photograph Colemans Melibe. Already over the 4 years since it was first discovered many, many divers have been to Mabul looking for this very rare nudibranch.

For only 10 mm your images are excellent and because yours are from a different angle to mine I have already been able to determine more about the species in its live state.

Best wishes
Neville"

IDENTITY CRISIS - SPORTDIVING MAGAZINE

Please see ID Crisis Part 1 Part 2 and Part 3

I am uploading hundreds of species already identified and published.

Your critter finds ID by Neville Coleman

Submissions:

Send scanned photographs or digital images with your relevant details to
Identity Crisis worldofwater@nevillecoleman.com.au

All published images will be credited to each copyright holder.Your submission advises permission for publication. Relevant details should include locality, date, depth, habitat, size, type of camera system and name of photographer and/or discoverer.

Please do not send more than four at a time for identification as I get a lot of enquiries.
Your submissions will be answered as soon as possible depending on the back log.