Species
Species in the genus Hyselodoris genus include:
- Hypselodoris alboterminata
- Hypselodoris andersoni -: synonym: Hypselodoris peasei
- Hypselodoris apolegma
- Hypselodoris babai
- Hypselodoris bennetti
- Hypselodoris bertschi
- Hypselodoris bollandi
- Hypselodoris bullockii
- Hypselodoris capensis - Cape dorid
- Hypselodoris carnea
- Hypselodoris cuis ]
- Hypselodoris dollfusi
- Hypselodoris emma
- Hypselodoris espinosai
- Hypselodoris festiva
- Hypselodoris flavomarginata
- Hypselodoris fontandraui
- Hypselodoris fucata
- Hypselodoris gasconi
- Hypselodoris ghardaqana
- Hypselodoris ghiselini
- Hypselodoris gofasi
- Hypselodoris iacula
- Hypselodoris imperialis
- Hypselodoris infucata
- Hypselodoris insulana
- Hypselodoris jacksoni
- Hypselodoris juliae
- Hypselodoris kaname -: synonym: Hypselodoris koumacensis
- Hypselodoris kanga
- Hypselodoris katherythros
- Hypselodoris koumacensis
- Hypselodoris krakatoa
- Hypselodoris lacteola
- Hypselodoris lilyeveae
- Hypselodoris maculosa
- Hypselodoris malacitana
- Hypselodoris marci
- Hypselodoris maridadilus
- Hypselodoris maritima
- Hypselodoris mouaci
- Hypselodoris muniani
- Hypselodoris nigrolineata
- Hypselodoris nigrostriata
- Hypselodoris obscura
- Hypselodoris olgae
- Hypselodoris paulinae
- Hypselodoris peasei
- Hypselodoris pinna
- Hypselodoris placida
- Hypselodoris pulchella (
- Hypselodoris purpureomaculosa
- Hypselodoris regina
- Hypselodoris reidi
- Hypselodoris rosans
- Hypselodoris rudmani
- Hypselodoris sagamiensis
- Hypselodoris saintvincentia
- Hypselodoris samueli
- Hypselodoris saintvincentius
- Hypselodoris shimodaensis
- Hypselodoris sycilla (
- Hypselodoris tryoni
- Hypselodoris violabranchia
- Hypselodoris whitei -: synonyms: Hypselodoris mouaci; Goniodoris whitei
- Hypselodoris xicoi
- Hypselodoris zebrina
- Hypselodoris zephryra
- Species brought into
- synonymy :
- Hypselodoris acriba : synonym of Felimare acriba
- Hypselodoris aegialia : synonym of Felimare agassizii
- Hypselodoris agassizii : synonym of Felimare agassizii
- Hypselodoris bayeri : synonym of Felimare bayeri
- Hypselodoris bilineata : synonym of Felimare bilineata
- Hypselodoris californiensis - California blue doris: synonym of Felimare californiensis
- Hypselodoris cantabrica : synonym of Felimare cantabrica
- Hypselodoris ciminoi : synonym of Felimare ciminoi
- Hypselodoris coelestis : synonym of Hypselodoris orsinii
- Hypselodoris daniellae : synonym of Thorunna daniellae
- Hypselodoris elegans : synonym of Hypselodoris picta
- Hypselodoris epicuria : synonym of Chromodoris epicuria
- Hypselodoris festiva : synonym of Mexichromis festiva
- Hypselodoris kulonba : synonym of Digidentis kulonba
- Hypselodoris lajensis : synonym of Hypselodoris picta lajensis
- Hypselodoris lapislazuli : synonym of Felimare lapislazuli
- Hypselodoris midatlantica : synonym of Felimare villafranca
- Hypselodoris nyalya : synonym of Risbecia nyalya
- Hypselodoris orsinii : synonym of Felimare orsinii
- Hypselodoris picta : synonym of Felimare picta
- Hypselodoris porterae : synonym of Mexichromis porterae
- Hypselodoris punicea : synonym of Thorunna punicea
- Hypselodoris ruthae : synonym of Felimare ruthae
- Hypselodoris tema : synonym of Hypselodoris picta
- Hypselodoris tricolor : synonym of Felimare tricolor
- Hypselodoris tryoni : synonym of Risbecia tryoni
- Hypselodoris valenciennesi : synonym of Felimare picta
- Hypselodoris vibrata : synonym of Goniobranchus vibratus
- Hypselodoris villafranca : synonym of Felimare villafranca
- Hypselodoris webbi : synonym of Hypselodoris picta
- Hypselodoris zebra : synonym of Felimare zebra
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