Sagartiogeton [Sagartiogeton]
Description
Sagartiogeton includes species of sea anemones that are notable for their elongated bodies and the capacity to burrow into soft substrates, leaving only their tentacles exposed to capture passing prey. This genus comprises anemones that are often found in sandy or muddy bottoms, where their cryptic behavior helps protect them from predators while allowing them to ambush unsuspecting prey. Sagartiogeton species are adept at adapting to varied lighting conditions and can often be found in both shallow and moderately deep waters, contributing to the biodiversity of their habitats.
Species

Northern Sea Anemone [Sagartiogeton laceratus]
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Mediterranean Sagartiogeton [Sagartiogeton viduatus]
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Atlantic Sagartiogeton [Sagartiogeton undatus]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Jellyfish, Sea Anemones, and Relatives
Cnidaria
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Class |
Sea Anemones and Corals
Anthozoa
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Order |
True Sea Anemones
Actiniaria
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Family |
Saddle Anemones
Sagartiidae
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Statistics
- Species 3