In this paper, 9 species of Demospongiae collected during the cruises of the T.N.P. fishing vessel " Klaus Sunnana " in the Gulf of Mannar are dealt with. Of these, 3 species, viz., Hymedesmia mannarensis, H. stylophora, Ectyodoryx lissostyla arc new to science and two, Microciona rhopalophora (Hentschel) and Poecillastra schulzii (Sollas) are new records from the Gulf of Mannar. All these specimens were collected by trawl net from depths varying between 180 and 325 metres. The type material are deposited in the Reference Collection Museum of the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute Regional Centre, Mandapam Camp
The Sponges of the family Spongiidae have seven genera and occur in a wide variety of forms from low...
A new genus and species of demospongiae, Qasimella indica from the Gulf of Mannar is described and i...
Sponges play an important role in many marine habitats and are crucial for maintaining the deep-sea ...
Eight species of sponges collected aboard R. V. Skipjack in the area between 11° 43'- 11° 44' N and ...
Not AvailableIn this paper, 9 species of Demospongiae collected during the cruises of the T.N.P. fi...
The present author, during an extensive collection of sponges from the coastal waters of India, has ...
Our knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only area which has b...
During an extensive collection of sponges from the coral rocks of the Gulf of Mannar, the author has...
Detailed systematic account of 11 species of Poeoiloscleridean sponges referable to 6 families artd ...
Many species belonging to the genus Mycale Gray (1867) are recorded from Indian region by previous a...
Most lithistids occur worldwide in deep-water environments, but can be found in some places in shall...
A systematic account of 10 species of marine demospongiae belonging to 9 genera under 9 families, co...
Four species of silicious sponges Echinochalina glabra (Ridley and Dendy); Higginsia mixta (Hentsche...
Two species of Demospongiae (Phyllospongia dendyi Lendenfeld and Ciocalypta polymastia (Lendenfeld) ...
Six species of sponges collected from the Antarctic Sea off Queen Maud Land (69°54'S and 12°49' E) d...
The Sponges of the family Spongiidae have seven genera and occur in a wide variety of forms from low...
A new genus and species of demospongiae, Qasimella indica from the Gulf of Mannar is described and i...
Sponges play an important role in many marine habitats and are crucial for maintaining the deep-sea ...
Eight species of sponges collected aboard R. V. Skipjack in the area between 11° 43'- 11° 44' N and ...
Not AvailableIn this paper, 9 species of Demospongiae collected during the cruises of the T.N.P. fi...
The present author, during an extensive collection of sponges from the coastal waters of India, has ...
Our knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only area which has b...
During an extensive collection of sponges from the coral rocks of the Gulf of Mannar, the author has...
Detailed systematic account of 11 species of Poeoiloscleridean sponges referable to 6 families artd ...
Many species belonging to the genus Mycale Gray (1867) are recorded from Indian region by previous a...
Most lithistids occur worldwide in deep-water environments, but can be found in some places in shall...
A systematic account of 10 species of marine demospongiae belonging to 9 genera under 9 families, co...
Four species of silicious sponges Echinochalina glabra (Ridley and Dendy); Higginsia mixta (Hentsche...
Two species of Demospongiae (Phyllospongia dendyi Lendenfeld and Ciocalypta polymastia (Lendenfeld) ...
Six species of sponges collected from the Antarctic Sea off Queen Maud Land (69°54'S and 12°49' E) d...
The Sponges of the family Spongiidae have seven genera and occur in a wide variety of forms from low...
A new genus and species of demospongiae, Qasimella indica from the Gulf of Mannar is described and i...
Sponges play an important role in many marine habitats and are crucial for maintaining the deep-sea ...