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Panamic cushion star (Pentaceraster cumingi) has been reported between the Gulf
of California, northern Peru, the Galapagos Islands, Hawaii, and the SW Caribbean. However, sequences are only available for one Hawaiian specimen, with 16S and 12S rDNA mitochondrial sequences
(from Mah and Foltz, 2011).
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Tan sea star (Phataria unifascialis) is also found
between the Gulf of California and northern Peru, and to the Galapagos Islands. There are no sequences for it in GenBank.
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Pyramid sea star (Pharia pyramidata) has a similar distribution to Phataria unifascialis,
and like it is in the family Ophidiasteridae (also with Linckia). There are sequences (16S, 12S, H3)
for a single specimen from Isla de Malpelo, Colombia (again from Mah and Foltz, 2011).
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Toxopneustes roseus (flower sea urchin) is venomous and covers itself with algae and debris.
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funnel-shaped tube worm (Myxicola cf. infundibulum
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Tripneustes depressus
(low-lying urchin). According to Bertsch and Aguilar Rosas (2016), this species accounted for about 40% of the
urchin fauna in the southern Gulf of California in a multi-year study.
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In Temkin's (2010) phylogenetic study of pearl oysters, A Panamic pearl oyster (Pinctada mazatlanica)
from Sonora was supported to be sister taxon of a specimen identified as Pinctata margaritifera,
from Florida, and outside this grouping was a Japanese P. margaritifera.
(Source: Tempin, 2010).
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Crucibulum spinosum (Calyptraeidae)
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tiger snake eel (Myrichthys tigrinus; Ophichthidae = snake eels)
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Ischnochiton tridentatus
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Nuttallina crossota
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Panama brittle star (Ophioderma panamense)
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Gulf sun star (Heliaster kubiniji Xantus, 1860)
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This Toxopneustes roseus (flower sea urchin) had covered itself with shells, even part of a beer bottle.
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Another Toxopneustes roseus (flower sea urchin) covered with shells.
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Stenoplax limaciformis
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