2010 Marine Biodiversity Definitive Series Error!

Notice the 2 stamps below, they have the same drawing and Scientific name. The 5p Sacoglossan Sea Slug is a reprint of the 5p April 16, 2010 issue which was erroneously inscribed "Sea Hare."
I have both of these in my collection :)

Philippine Marine Biodiversity 2011 - Complete!

The continuation of the Philippine Marine Biodiversity series from 2010, here is the complete set of 2011 definitive.

Philippine Marine Biodiversity 2010 - Complete!

Here is the complete set of Philippine Definitive Stamps for 2010, with theme: Marine Biodiversity

The Philippines forms an ocean region that has long been recognized as the world’s center of marine biodiversity. With the Malay archipelago, Papua New Guinea and Australia, the country forms the ‘Coral Triangle,’ so-called because of the abundance of its coral reef life. Some 400-500 species in 90 genera of reef-forming corals are believed to exist in this region. Sulu-Sulawesi Sea, a 900,000-square-kilometer marine eco-region that lies at the apex of the Coral Triangle (70% in the Philippines, 20% Indonesia, 10% Malaysia), is home to some 2,500 species of fish.

The Philippine center of diversity was found to have the highest species richness for all distributions combined as well as when shore fish distributions were treated separately.

#1 Stamps - Philippine Marine Biodiversity 2010 Complete!

Finally! The complete Philippine Marine Biodiversity definitives for 2010!
I would like to thank the staff of Manila Central Post Office.