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Porcellanasteridae

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The Porcellanasteridae are a family of sea stars in the order Paxillosida. These sea stars are found at abyssal depths. The World Asteroidea Database includes these genera in this family: Abyssaster Madsen, 1961 Benthogenia Fisher, 1911 Damnaster H.E.S. Clark & McKnight, 1994 Eremicaster Fisher, 1905 Hyphalaster Sladen, 1883 Lethmaster Belyaev, 1969 Lysaster Bell, 1909 Porcellanaster Wyville Thomson, 1877 Sidonaster Koehler, 1909 Styracaster Sladen, 1883 Thoracaster Sladen, 1883 Vitjazaster Belyaev, 1969

Species

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FAMILY

  1. KingdomAnimalia
  2. PhylumEchinodermata
  3. ClassAsteroidea
  4. OrderPaxillosida
  5. FamilyPorcellanasteridae
Habitatmarine

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Specimen records
89
With media
36
Family
Porcellanasteridae
Collections
CAS, SIO, NMV, USNM
Recorded in
United States, Costa Rica, Australia, Chile, Antarctica, South Sandwich Islands

Wikidata facts

Instance of
taxon
Parent taxon
Paxillosida
Image
Hyphalaster.jpg
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taxon name
Porcellanasteridae
taxon rank
family
topic's main category
Category:Porcellanasteridae
Commons category
Porcellanasteridae
taxonomic type
Porcellanaster
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The Porcellanasteridae are a family of sea stars in the order Paxillosida. These sea stars are found at abyssal depths. The World Asteroidea Database includes these genera in this family: Abyssaster Madsen, 1961 Benthogenia Fisher, 1911 Damnaster H.E.S. Clark & McKnight, 1994 Eremicaster Fisher, 1905 Hyphalaster Sladen, 1883 Lethmaster Belyaev, 1969 Lysaster Bell, 1909 Porcellanaster Wyville Thomson, 1877 Sidonaster Koehler, 1909 Styracaster Sladen, 1883 Thoracaster Sladen, 1883 Vitjazaster Belyaev, 1969

==References==

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