Graham's Sea Goddess

This species should be transferred to Felimida according to Johnson & Gosliner (2012).

‘Felimida’ Marcus, 1971 [86]. Type species: Felimida sphoni Marcus, 1971 [86] (by monotypy) This name will be used for all eastern Pacific and Atlantic species of Chromodoris and Glossodoris (except Glossodoris sedna). These species form a polytomy including Glossodoris baumanni and three clades of Atlantic and Eastern Pacific chromodorids. Chromodoris clenchi, C. norrisi and C. sphoni (pp = 1.00) Glossodoris dalli and G. edmundsi (pp = 1.00) Chromodoris krohni, C. luteorosea and C. purpurea (pp = 0.78)

These exclusively eastern Pacific and Atlantic clades do not form a monophyletic group, but we will provisionally name all of these species ‘Felimida’. This is the most conservative choice, the choice that requires the fewest name changes and is the least disruptive pending further information and broader taxon sampling. Over a decade later, a study re-evaluated the genus Felimida through molecular phylogeny and morphological analysis. While it was known that Felimida is polyphyletic, molecular analysis conducted in De Oliveira et al. (2025) lead to the discovery of a clade within Felimida that necessitated its own genus, established therein Rudmania (J. P. G. Oliveira, Henryco, Ardila, Schrödl & Padula, 2025). …