Halecium
Halecium is a genus of hydrozoa in the Haleciidae family, consisting of approximately 120 species. These marine invertebrates are found in all oceans, where they often form large colonies.
22 branches of this genus, most-observed first
herringbone hydroid
speciesHalecium halecinum
Halecium sibogae
speciesHalecium sibogae
Halecium plumosum
speciesHalecium plumosum
Halecium labrosum
speciesHalecium labrosum
Halecium beanii
speciesHalecium beanii
Halecium sessile
speciesHalecium sessile
Halecium delicatulum
speciesHalecium delicatulum
Halecium articulosum
speciesHalecium articulosum
Halecium muricatum
speciesHalecium muricatum
Halecium wilsoni
speciesHalecium wilsoni
Halecium corrugatum
speciesHalecium corrugatum
Halecium densum
speciesHalecium densum
Halecium undulatum
speciesHalecium undulatum
Halecium pusillum
speciesHalecium pusillum
Halecium dichotomum
speciesHalecium dichotomum
Halecium inhacae
speciesHalecium inhacae
Halecium lankesterii
speciesHalecium lankesterii
Halecium tenellum
speciesHalecium tenellum
Halecium mirabile
speciesHalecium mirabile
Halecium macrocaulus
speciesHalecium macrocaulus
Halecium dyssymetrum
speciesHalecium dyssymetrum
Halecium fijiensis
speciesHalecium fijiensis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 60659.