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Metridioidea

Metridioidea is a superfamily of sea anemones in the order Actiniaria. Members of this clade live in shallow subtropical waters worldwide.

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Metridioidea

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Triples9
Avg. degree1.71
Density0.285714
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related to List of families · 8
Metridioidea → AiptasiidaeFamily AiptasiomorphidaeFamily AliciidaeFamily AmphianthidaeFamily, AndvakiidaeFamily AntipodactinidaeFamily BathyphelliidaeFamily BoloceroididaeFamily, DiadumenidaeFamily GonactiniidaeFamily HalcampidaeFamily HaliactinidaeFamily, Families, Family AcontiophoridaeFamily AcricoactinidaeFamily ActinoscyphiidaeFamily, HormathiidaeFamily IsanthidaeFamily KadosactinidaeFamily MetridiidaeFamily, NemanthidaeFamily NevadneidaeFamily OctineonidaeFamily OstiactinidaeFamily, PhelliidaeFamily SagartiidaeFamily SagartiomorphidaeFamily Spongiactinidae
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Metridioidea → superfamily of sea anemones in the order Actiniaria

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superfamily order families actiniaria subtropical sea anemones members clade live shallow waters worldwide list references

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Metridioideais asuperfamily of sea anemones in the order Actiniaria0.90text
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesFamilies0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesFamily AcontiophoridaeFamily AcricoactinidaeFamily ActinoscyphiidaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesAiptasiidaeFamily AiptasiomorphidaeFamily AliciidaeFamily AmphianthidaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesAndvakiidaeFamily AntipodactinidaeFamily BathyphelliidaeFamily BoloceroididaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesDiadumenidaeFamily GonactiniidaeFamily HalcampidaeFamily HaliactinidaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesHormathiidaeFamily IsanthidaeFamily KadosactinidaeFamily MetridiidaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesNemanthidaeFamily NevadneidaeFamily OctineonidaeFamily OstiactinidaeFamily0.60section
Metridioidearelated to List of familiesPhelliidaeFamily SagartiidaeFamily SagartiomorphidaeFamily Spongiactinidae0.60section

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