Sylvain Le Bris, Frankreich
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Dictyonella incisa is a fleshy, solid, roundish sea sponge, often with visible longitudinal ribs, comb structures, and many small warts.
Dictyonella incisa also forms crust-like structures.
In vivo, the sponge has a characteristic bright egg yolk color (yellow to orange).
The ostia of the sea sponge are not visible, while oscula are rare and are located on the surface of the sponge between the conules.
The ectosome is firmly attached to the choanosome, which flakes off when pulled, as is characteristic of the genus.
Consistency: Dictyonella incisa has a soft consistency and is yielding to the touch.
The sea sponge is mainly found in the Mediterranean Sea.
Synonyms:
Phakellia incisa Schmidt, 1880 · unaccepted (genus transfer)
Rhaphidostyla incisa (Schmidt, 1880) · unaccepted (genus transfer)
Stylotella incisa (Schmidt, 1880) · unaccepted (genus transfer)
Dictyonella incisa also forms crust-like structures.
In vivo, the sponge has a characteristic bright egg yolk color (yellow to orange).
The ostia of the sea sponge are not visible, while oscula are rare and are located on the surface of the sponge between the conules.
The ectosome is firmly attached to the choanosome, which flakes off when pulled, as is characteristic of the genus.
Consistency: Dictyonella incisa has a soft consistency and is yielding to the touch.
The sea sponge is mainly found in the Mediterranean Sea.
Synonyms:
Phakellia incisa Schmidt, 1880 · unaccepted (genus transfer)
Rhaphidostyla incisa (Schmidt, 1880) · unaccepted (genus transfer)
Stylotella incisa (Schmidt, 1880) · unaccepted (genus transfer)
