Hyalinothrix Fisher, 1911
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4750.1.4 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3706279 |
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Hyalinothrix Fisher, 1911: 659 ; McKnight in Clark & McKnight 2001: 152 (in key), 153.
Comments. Hyalinothrix was first described from deep-water settings in the Hawaiian Island region. It is broadly known only from tropical, deep-water settings in the North, Central and South Pacific. No species are known from the Atlantic or Indian oceans.
Hyalinothrix , as summarized herein includes six species. Five species, H. millespina , H. diversus n. sp., H. grangei , H. gracilis , and H. vitrispinum n. sp. show the glassy paxillar spinelets as outlined by Fisher (1911) in his description of Hyalinothrix millespina . This is in contrast to Hyalinothrix enoki n. sp., which displays shorter, blunt, opaque spinelets, suggesting a more intermediate morphology with other Asterinidae .
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Ganeriinae |
Hyalinothrix Fisher, 1911
Mah, Christopher L. & Fujita, Toshihiko 2020 |
Hyalinothrix
Clark, H. E. S. & McKnight, D. G. 2001: 152 |