Generalised illustration of a hydroid with labels indicating major body parts.

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Gattya aglaopheniaformis (Mulder; Trebilcock, 1909), Hydroid

Distribution

Southern Australia (South Australia and Victoria).

Habitat

Subtidal, epiphytic on algae.

More Information

Animal Type

Anemones & allies
Animal SubType

Hydroids
Habitats

Marine
Diet

Plankton or Particles
Diet Categories

Plankton
Endemicity

Recorded in Australia
Commercial

No
Water Column Locations

On or near seafloor
Taxon Name

Gattya aglaopheniaformis
Scientific Author

(Mulder; Trebilcock, 1909)
Common Name

Hydroid
Phylum

Cnidaria
Class

Hydrozoa
Family

Plumulariidae
Genus

Gattya
Species Name

aglaopheniaformis

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Watson, J. (2015) Gattya aglaopheniaformis Hydroid in Museums Victoria Collections https://collections.museumsvictoria.com.au/species/13957
Accessed 26 December 2024

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Authors

J. Watson Consultant with expertise in hydroid taxonomy and Honorary Associate at Museums Victoria until 2021.

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More Information

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Diet

Diet Categories

Endemicity

Commercial

Water Column Locations

Taxon Name

Scientific Author

Common Name

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Class

Family

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