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Asteriidae
Asteriidae (Sea star)
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Wikipedia Abstract
The Asteriidae are a diverse family of Asteroidea (sea stars) in the order Forcipulatida. It is one of three families in the order Forcipulatida.
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Asteriidae
Genus
Adelasterias
(1)
Anasterias
(15)
Aphanasterias
(1)
Aphelasterias
(2)
Asterias
(27)
(1)
Astrometis
(Sea star)
(1)
Astrostole
(5)
Bernasconiaster
(1)
Caimanaster
(1)
Calasterias
(1)
Coronaster
(8)
Coscinasterias
(Bermuda sea star)
(4)
Cretasterias
(1)
Cryptasterias
(2)
Dermaster
(1)
Diplasterias
(8)
Distolasterias
(5)
Evasterias
(Sea star)
(4)
Germanasterias
(1)
Hystrixasterias
(1)
Icasterias
(1)
Kenrickaster
(1)
Leptasterias
(44)
Lethasterias
(4)
Lysasterias
(9)
Lysastrosoma
(1)
Marthasterias
(Starfish)
(2)
Meyenaster
(1)
Notasterias
(6)
Orthasterias
(1)
Perissasterias
(5)
Pisaster
(Short-spined sea star)
(3)
Plazaster
(1)
Polarasterias
(1)
Psalidaster
(2)
Pycnopodia
(1)
(1)
Rathbunaster
(1)
Saliasterias
(1)
Savignasterias
(1)
Sclerasterias
(16)
Stephanasterias
(1)
Stylasterias
(Black sea star)
(1)
Taranuiaster
(1)
Tarsastrocles
(1)
Urasterias
(1)
(...) = Species count
(...) = Endangered count
(...) = Invasive count
External References
Species taxanomy provided by GBIF Secretariat (2022). GBIF Backbone Taxonomy. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/39omei accessed via
GBIF.org
on 2023-06-13; License:
CC BY 4.0