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Clathrinida

In 1872, Ernst Haeckel first classified the class of calcareous sponges under porifera phylum based on the composition of spicules and the aquiferous system. His method was criticized by other taxonomists, who believed Haeckel’s taxonomic scheme is unnatural. One of the critics was Poléjaeff, who proposed a more natural taxonomy in 1883, which adopted…

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OrderCalcareous spongesAsconoidCortexSpongocoel
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related to history · 13
Clathrinida → And, Borojevic, Calcaronea, Calcinea, Ernst Haeckel, Haeckel’s, Hartman, His, In, Leucettida, One, Poléjaeff, Several
related to Traits (reproduction, diet, life stages, movement) · 11
Clathrinida → Additionally, All, Because, Clathrinidae, Due, Once, The, These, They, This, Through
related to overview · 9
Clathrinida → Cenozoic, Hartman, Mesozoic, One, Paleozoic, The, The Clathrinida, These, Willard
related to Basic Structure · 8
Clathrinida → Both, For, In, Skeleton, The, The Clathrinida, These, This
related to Distribution · 7
Clathrinida → As, Clathrinidia, During, For, Pacific, Sponges, They
related to Calcinea · 4
Clathrinida → Calcinea, Murrayonida, The, There
related to Clathrinida · 4
Clathrinida → DNA, In, Klautau, The
related to Taxonomy · 4
Clathrinida → Animalia, Calcarea, Calcinea, Porifera
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Clathrinida → rich and variable tubular marine sponge with calcareous skeletons, well-known non-monophyletic order under the class of calcarea

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order species sponges clathrina tubes body one calcinea calcareous skeleton taxonomy cortex marine sponge tetractines stages calcarea proposed class subclass

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Clathrinidais awell-known non-monophyletic order under the class of calcarea0.90text
Clathrinidais arich and variable tubular marine sponge with calcareous skeletons0.90text
whiteinstance ofthe Clathrinida comes in several colors0.80text
redinstance ofthe Clathrinida comes in several colors0.80text
yellowinstance ofthe Clathrinida comes in several colors0.80text
or pinkinstance ofthe Clathrinida comes in several colors0.80text
are all relatively small measuring up to a few centimetersinstance ofthe Clathrinida comes in several colors0.80text
detritusinstance ofClathrinidae are able to filter a large mass of ocean water and therefore eat small organisms0.80text
picoplanktoninstance ofClathrinidae are able to filter a large mass of ocean water and therefore eat small organisms0.80text
and heterotrophic bacteriainstance ofClathrinidae are able to filter a large mass of ocean water and therefore eat small organisms0.80text
Clathrinidarelated to Basic StructureThe Clathrinida0.60section
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