Freyella
Freyella is a genus of deep-sea-dwelling starfish in the order Brisingida.
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| Genus: | Freyella Perrier, 1885[1] |
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Species
There are currently 29 recognized species in this genus: -[1]
- Freyella attenuata Sladen, 1889
- Freyella breviispina (H.L. Clark, 1920)
- Freyella dimorpha Sladen, 1889
- Freyella drygalskii (Döderlein, 1928)
- Freyella echinata Sladen, 1889
- Freyella elegans (Verrill, 1884)
- Freyella felleyra McKnight, 2006
- Freyella flabellispina Korovchinsky & Galkin, 1984
- Freyella formosa Korovchinsky, 1976
- Freyella fragilissima Sladen, 1889
- Freyella giardi Koehler, 1907
- Freyella heroina Sladen, 1889
- Freyella hexactis Baranova, 1957
- Freyella indica Koehler, 1909
- Freyella insignis Ludwig, 1905
- Freyella kurilokamchatica Korovchinsky, 1976
- Freyella loricata Korovchinsky & Galkin, 1984
- Freyella macropedicellaria Korovchinsky & Galkin, 1984
- Freyella microplax (Fisher, 1917)
- Freyella microspina Verrill, 1894
- Freyella mutabila Korovchinsky, 1976
- Freyella octoradiata (H.L. Clark, 1920)
- Freyella oligobrachia (H.L. Clark, 1920)
- Freyella pacifica Ludwig, 1905
- Freyella pennata Sladen, 1889
- Freyella propinqua Ludwig, 1905
- Freyella recta Koehler, 1907
- Freyella remex Sladen, 1889
- Freyella vitjazi Korovchinsky & Galkin, 1984
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References
- Mah, Christopher (2018). "Freyella Perrier, 1885". WoRMS. World Register of Marine Species. Retrieved 19 October 2018.
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