J. funebris are know to inhabit Australian and New Zealand reef systems, but have yet to be documented in South America, South Africa or Antarctica (Rudman and Willan 1998).

Jorunna funebris Kelaart 1858 Dotted Nudibranch

Sean Maxwell (2011)

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Jorunna funebris Kelaart 1858

Dotted Nudibranch