Summary This chiton is identified by the wide, hairy girdle, the noticeable posterior notch, the often dull dorsal plates, and the cross-hatched "basket weave" pattern of the plates. This is a common intertidal species, which is often obvious due to its rather large size, up to four inches in length.
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
A list of all pages that have property "Summary" with value "This chiton is identified by the wide, hairy girdle, the noticeable posterior notch, the often dull dorsal plates, and the cross-hatched "basket weave" pattern of the plates. This is a common intertidal species, which is often obvious due to its rather large size, up to four inches in length."
