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Na da werden die Kulturbedingungen hart zu realisieren sein!
 

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Carnivorous sponges from the Australian Bathyal and Abyssal zones collected during the RV Investigator 2017 Expedition

MERRICK EKINS, DIRK ERPENBECK, JOHN N.A. HOOPER

 

Abstract

 

This research presents 17 new species of carnivorous sponges from the family Cladorhizidae sampled at bathyal and abyssal depths off the east coast of Australia during the RV Investigator 2017 Abyss Expedition. The species are comprised of six genera: Abyssocladia escheri sp. nov., A. annae sp. nov., A. gliscofila sp. nov., Asbestopluma (Asbestopluma) maxisigma sp. nov., Cladorhiza australis nov. sp., C. poritea sp. nov., C. investigator sp. nov., C. moniqueae sp. nov., C. pentaeiros sp. nov., Chondrocladia (Chondrocladia) freycinetensis sp. nov., Ch. (Ch.) callistemonex sp. nov., Ch. (Ch.) zygainadentonis sp. nov., Lycopodina nikitawimandi sp. nov., L. helios sp. nov., L. cassida sp. nov., L. brochidodroma sp. nov. and Euchelipluma claudochela sp. nov. Only three carnivorous species, A. desmophora, As. (As.) desmophora and C. (Meliiderma) tasmaniensis, have been recorded from Australia previously. This expedition also recovered two described species commonly recorded from the Southern Hemisphere Ch. (Ch.) clavata and L. calyx. This paper also redescribes two species from the South Pacific i.e. C. mirabilis and C. similis.

 

 

Keywords

 

Porifera, Cladorhizidae, Abyssocladia, Asbestopluma, Cladorhiza, Chondrocladia, Lycopodina, Euchelipluma

 

12 May 2020

 

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341324500_Carnivorous_sponges_from_the_Australian_Bathyal_and_Abyssal_zones_collected_during_the_RV_Investigator_2017_Expedition

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Naja als Tiere gehören die ja auch nicht zu unserem Hobby. Aber aktives Jagen bei Schwämmen ist schon interessant. Wobei es das auch bei Seescheiden gibt.

Kultivieren könnte man sie wohl allenfalls in Aquakulturen in der Tiefsee.

Geflutete "Glashäuser" könnte man auch Aquarium nennen

 

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