Mycale syrinx (Schmidt, 1862)

Dataset

GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

Rank

SPECIES

Classification

kingdom

Animalia

phylum

Porifera

class

Demospongiae

order

Poecilosclerida

family

Mycalidae

genus

Mycale

species

Mycale syrinx

Name

Synonyms

Esperia lorenzii Schmidt, 1862

Esperia syrinx Schmidt, 1862

Esperia tubulosa Nardo, 1833

Homonyms

Mycale syrinx (Schmidt, 1862)

Bibliographic References

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