Spirastrella cunctatrix Schmidt, 1868

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Schmidt, O. (1868). Die Spongien der Küste von Algier. Mit Nachträgen zu den Spongien des Adriatischen Meeres (Drittes Supplement). (Wilhelm Engelmann: Leipzig): i-iv, 1-44, pls I-V. https://www.marinespecies.org/porifera/aphia.php?p=sourcedetails&id=8179

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Porifera: class
Demospongiae: order
Clionaida: family
Spirastrellidae: genus
Spirastrella: species
Spirastrella cunctatrix

Name

Synonyms: Hymeniacidon angulata Bowerbank, 1872; Spirastrella angulata (Bowerbank, 1872); Spirastrella cuncatrix; Spirastrella purpurea glaebosa Vosmaer, 1911; Spirastrella purpurea tuberosa Vosmaer, 1911
Homonyms: Spirastrella cunctatrix Schmidt, 1868
Common names: Oranger Strahlenschwamm in German; encrusting orange sponge in English; encrusting orange sponge in English; encrusting sponge in English; esponja incrustante naranja in Spanish; esponja incrustante naranja in Spanish; orange ray sponge in English; orange vented sponge in English; orangefarbener Strahlenschwamm in German; orangefarbener Strahlenschwamm in German; spirastrella in Italian; spirastrella in Italian; spugna rossa in Italian; spugna rossa in Italian; éponge encroûtante orange in French; éponge encroûtante orange in French; Oranger Strahlenschwamm in German; encrusting orange sponge in English; encrusting sponge in English; esponja incrustante naranja in Spanish; orange ray sponge in English; orange vented sponge in English; orangefarbener Strahlenschwamm in German; spirastrella in Italian; spugna rossa in Italian; éponge encroûtante orange in French

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