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Suberites domuncula is a
species of sea
sponge belonging to the
family Suberitidae. This
species contains suberitine, a
neurotoxin that can
cause fatal...
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extremely efficient and can
process thousands of
liters of
water per day. S.
domuncula has been used for
study of
graft rejection.
Researchers have discovered...
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Chondrilla nucula,
Tethya actinia,
Spheciospongia vesparium, and
Suberites domuncula, are
highly (often lethally)
toxic to
other organisms. In addition, hawksbills...
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invertebrates as Vorticella,
Volvox and Hydra, and the
sponge Suberites domuncula. The well-known
biologist Lazzaro Spallanzani thought highly of Olivi...
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Suberitidae Suberites domuncula Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:
Animalia Phylum:
Porifera class:
Demospongiae Order:
Suberitida Family:...
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other sponges known as the 'hermit crab sponges,' most
notably Suberites domuncula.
However the
Suberites hermit crab
sponges are only
found in deep water...
- "Expression of
silicatein and
collagen genes in the
marine sponge Suberites domuncula is
controlled by
silicate and myotrophin".
European Journal of Biochemistry...
- crab,
Eupagurus cuanensis, has the
aposematic orange sponge Suberites domuncula which is bitter-tasting and not
eaten by fish. Similarly, sea urchins...
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synonym but is now
considered a
valid species in its own right.
Suberites domuncula may also be
synonymous and
further study is required. S.
ficus is a large...
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coram nobis integre pro pagata,
quandam dimidiam pedam terra ****
quadum domuncula sita ibidem, que
demidia oeda sita est
juxta terram Guillielmi, Pelliparii...
