Aplysina cavernicola (Vacelet, 1959)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Porifera: class
Demospongiae: order
Verongiida: family
Aplysinidae: genus
Aplysina: species
Aplysina cavernicola

Name

Synonyms: Verongia cavernicola Vacelet, 1959
Homonyms: Aplysina cavernicola (Vacelet, 1959)
Common names: spugna cavernicola gialla in Italien; spugna cavernicola gialla in Italien; verongia cavernícola in Catalan-valencien; verongia cavernícola in Espagnol; verongia cavernícola in Espagnol; yellow cave-sponge in Anglais; yellow cave-sponge in Anglais; éponge cavernicole jaune in Français; éponge cavernicole jaune in Français; spugna cavernicola gialla in Italien; verongia cavernícola in Catalan-valencien; verongia cavernícola in Espagnol; yellow cave-sponge in Anglais; éponge cavernicole jaune in Français

Bibliographic References

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