- Notes: Brown, massive, lobate, club-shaped, fan-shaped. Surface pierced by numerous round to elongated-contorted holes, interspersed between round oscules with slightly elevated collars. Spicules are acanthostyles. Club shaped, thin individuals can be confused with Agelas cervicornis, which is branching and usually thinner.
- Author Reference: (Duchassaing & Michelotti, 1864)
- Link: World Porifera Database
Color: |
brown |
Morphology: |
branching |
fan |
lobate |
vase |
Consistency: |
tough |
Locations: |
Bahamas - Egg Island |
Bahamas - Little San Salvador |
Bahamas - Long Island |
Bahamas - Mira por Vos Cays |
Bahamas - NW Passage |
Bahamas - San Salvador |
Bahamas - Sweetings Cay |
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