Hyalascus [Hyalascus]
Description
Hyalascus is a genus within the Euretidae family, characterized by its delicate, vase-shaped body structure. The genus is composed of glass sponges that possess a mesh-like skeleton made up of silica. These sponges are predominantly found in deep oceanic waters, where they are anchored to the seabed. Hyalascus species serve as important ecological niches in their environments, supporting a range of marine species.
Species

Hyalascus Sponge Fungus [Hyalascus porrectus]
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Hyalascus Coral Fungus [Hyalascus corallicola]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Sponges
Porifera
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Class |
Hexactinellida
Hexactinellida
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Order |
Hexactinosida
Hexactinosida
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Family |
Giant Glass Sponges
Euretidae
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Statistics
- Species 2