- Notes: Brown, thin to thicker, smooth to undulate, erect branches with scattered oscules. Spicules are acanthostyles. May be confused with club-shaped individuals of Agelas dispar (Duchassaing & Michelotti, 1864), which are thicker. Also with flat-branched individuals of Agelas dilatata Duchassaing & Michelotti, 1864), which usually are lighter in color (tan) and arise from a wider base (A. cervicornis usually arise from a narrow base). Spicules are acanthostyles.
- Author Reference: (Schmidt, 1870)
- Link: World Porifera Database
| Color: |
| brown |
| cinnamon-tan |
| Morphology: |
| branching |
| fan |
| Consistency: |
| tough |
| Locations: |
| Bahamas - Egg Island |
| Bahamas - Little San Salvador |
| Bahamas - NW Passage |
| Bahamas - Plana Cays |
| Bahamas - San Salvador |
Images of Agelas cervicornis :