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Poterion patera, Neptunes cup sponge

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Poterion patera, Neptunes cup sponge

Neptunes cup sponge specimen on display atthe Natural History Museum at Tring, part of the Natural History museum, London

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Neptune Porifera Rothschild Sponge Tring Demospongiae Invertebrata


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1. Title: "The Enchanting Neptune's Cup Sponge: A Red Masterpiece from the Depths of the Ocean" 2.. This photograph showcases a specimen of the Poterion patera, also known as the Neptune's Cup Sponge, on display at the Natural History Museum at Tring, part of the Natural History Museum in London. Belonging to the phylum Porifera, specifically the Demospongiae class and Clionaidae family, this invertebrate is a striking example of the beauty and diversity found in the underwater world. The Neptune's Cup Sponge, with its vibrant red color, is a member of the Hadromerida order and the Clionaidae family, specifically the Cliona genus. Its unique cup-shaped structure, which resembles a cup turned upside-down, is a characteristic feature of this demosponge. The intricate design of the sponge's pores and the delicate, filiform protrusions, known as choanocytes, can be observed in this image. The Neptune's Cup Sponge is a common sight in the warmer waters of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. These sponges are often found attached to hard substrates, such as rocks and coral, and play an essential role in the marine ecosystem by filtering water and providing shelter for various marine organisms. This photograph is a testament to the rich biodiversity of the ocean and the importance of preserving and studying these fascinating invertebrates. The Natural History Museum at Tring, with its extensive collection of natural history specimens, plays a vital role in the ongoing research and conservation efforts for marine organisms like the Neptune's Cup Sponge. Keywords: Neptune, Invertebrate, Sponge, Red, Rothschild, Cup, Porifera, One, Tring, Demospongiae, Cliona, Hadromerida, Invertebrata, Clionaidae, Cliona patera, Demospongea, Neptune's cup sponge, Poterion patera, Tetractinomorpha.

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