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Black Ball Sponge

Ircinia strobilina

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Description:

Globular, hemispheric or cake-shaped, up to 60 cm across; often with an apical depression containing clustered oscules; sometimes with weak lobes. Uncommon ridge-shaped specimens have oscules in a row along the crest.

Habitat:

Tom Owens Cay, Belize

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Ircinia strobilina

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