Catalogue of the marine fauna

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Axinellida

Family:

Axinellidae

Genus:

Axinella

Species:

A. Damicornis

Axinella Damicornis

Binomial name

Axinella Damicornis

Description

Axinella is a genus of sponges in the family Axinellidae. Species of Axinella occur in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Most of these sponges are smaller than 20 cm, and have a yellow or orange colour. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Poecilosclerida

Family:

Chondropsidae

Genus:

Batzella

Species:

B. Inops

Batzella Inops

Binomial name

Common Sponge

Batzella Inops

Gewone Spons

Description

Batzella inops is a sponge species of the ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge belongs to the genus Batzella and belongs to the family Chondropsidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1891 by Topsent valid. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Astrophorida

Family:

Geodiidae

Genus:

Caminus

Species:

C. Vulcani

Caminus Vulcani

Binomial name

Caminus Vulcani

Description

Caminus vulcani is a sponge species of the ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge belongs to the genus Caminus and belongs to the family Geodiidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1862 by valid Schmidt. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Chondrosida

Family:

Chondrillidae

Genus:

Chondrosia

Species:

C. Reniformis

Chondrosia Reniformis

Binomial name

Chondrosia Reniformis

Nierenschwamm

Chondrosia Reniformis

Nierspons

Chondrosia reniformis is a sponge species of the ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge belongs to the genus Chondrosia and belongs to the family Chondrillidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1847 by Nardo valid. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Lithistida

Family:

Corallistidae

Genus:

Neophrissospongia

Species:

C. Nolitangere

Corallistes Nolitangere

Binomial name

Brain Sponge

Corallistes Nolitangere

Esponja Cerebro

Hersenspons

Neophrissospongia nolitangere is a species of ordinary sponge sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge belongs to the genus Neophrissospongia and belongs to the family Corallistidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1870 by valid Schmidt. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Bubarida

Family:

Dictyonellidae

Genus:

Dyctionella

Species:

D. Mandeirensis

Dyctionella Madeirensis

Binomial name

Dyctionella Madeirensis

No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Harry van Goor 2016

source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Categories: Sponge

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Haplosclerida

Family:

Chalinidae

Genus:

Haliclona

Species:

H. Valliculata

Haliclona Valliculata

Binomial name

Haliclona Valliculata

Rosa Zylinderschamm

Haliclona Valliculata

Sponge Haliclona (Soestella) valliculata is a species of ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge Haliclona and belongs to the genus belongs to the family Chalinidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1971 by Griessinger valid. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Poecilosclerida

Family:

Hymedesmiidae

Genus:

Hemimycale

Species:

H. Columella

Hemimycale Columella

Binomial name

Hemimycale Columella

Schleimiger Krustenschamm

Hemimycale Columella

Hemimycale columella is a sponge species of the ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge belongs to the genus Hemimycale and belongs to the family Hymedesmiidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1874 by valid Bowerbank. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Homosclerophorida

Family:

Plakinidae

Genus:

Oscarella

Species:

O. Lobularis

Oscarella Lobularis

Binomial name

Oscarella Lobularis

Eponge Oscarile

Oscarella Lobularis

No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Dictyoceratida

Family:

Irciniidae

Genus:

Sarcotragus

Species:

S. Spinulosa

Sarcotragus Spinulosa

Binomial name

Sarcotragus Spinulosa

No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia

Scientific classification

Kingdom:

Phylum:

Porifera

Class:

Demospongiae

Order:

Verongida

Family:

Aplysinidae

Genus:

Aplysina

Species:

V. Aerophoba

Verongia Aerophoba

Binomial name

Golden Sponge

Verongia Aerophoba

Goldschamm

Esponja Verongia

Gouden Spons

Aplysina aerophoba is a sponge species of the ordinary sponges (Demospongiae). The body of the sponge consists of Pebble needles and spongine fibers, and is able to use a lot of water. The sponge Aplysina and belongs to the genus belongs to the family Aplysinidae. The scientific name of the species was first published in 1833 by Nardo valid. No further information available on Wikipedia.

Description

Animalia