Docosaccus [Docosaccus]

Description

Docosaccus is a genus within the Euretidae family, distinguished by its sack-like body shape and intricate lattice of silica spicules that form its skeleton. These sponges are known for their deep-sea living conditions, often found attached to the ocean floor. The structural complexity of Docosaccus sponges contributes to their role as important marine habitats, offering shelter and support to a variety of marine life.

Species

Pacific Sand Sole [Docosaccus bellus]

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