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Brisingidae

The Brisingidae are a family of starfish found only in the deep sea. They inhabit both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans at abyssal depths, and also occur in the Southern Ocean and around Antarctica at slightly shallower depths.

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Brisingidae

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Avg. degree1.98
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Brisingidae → Alcock, Asbjørnsen, Astrolirus, Astrolirus Fisher, Astrostephane, Aziz, Brisinga, Brisinga Asbjørnsen, Brisingenes, Brisingenes Fisher, Clark, Dartnall, Djakonov, Doderlein, Downey, Fisher, Hymenodiscus, Jangoux, Koehler, Korovchinsky

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novodinia clark fisher family arms 1916 koehler sladen 1909 disc perrier 1889 1905 verrill 1906 plates mcknight distincta 1917 sea

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesAstrolirus Fisher0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesLudwig0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesAstrolirus0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesZhang0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesZhou0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesXiao0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesWang0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesFisher0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesAstrostephane0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesBrisinga Asbjørnsen0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesBrisinga0.60section
Brisingidaerelated to Genera and speciesWood-Mason0.60section

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