Plumulariid hydroids [Aglaopheniidae]
Description
Aglaopheniidae, known as plumulariid hydroids, are a family of hydrozoans that form delicate, often feather-like colonies. These marine organisms are recognized by their branching colonies and specialized zooids for feeding and reproduction. They are common in shallow waters and can be found attached to seaweeds or other substrates.
Genera
Thread Hydroids [Lytocarpia]
View DetailsTufted Hydroids [Macrorhynchia]
View DetailsLace Corals [Plumularia]
View DetailsWire Hydroids [Antennella]
View DetailsSpiral-Branched Hydroids [Halopteris]
View DetailsThread-Branch Hydroids [Gymnangium]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Jellyfish, Sea Anemones, and Relatives
Cnidaria
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Class |
Hydroids, Fire Corals, and Stinging Anemones
Hydrozoa
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Order |
Leptothecata
Leptothecata
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Statistics
- Genera 6