Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Hexacorallia
Order: Actiniaria
Family: Actiniidae

Genus: Epiactis

(See list of species below)


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16 species
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Epiactis adeliana
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Epiactis arctica
[Arctic brooding anemone]
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Epiactis australiensis
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Epiactis brucei
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Epiactis fernaldi
[Fernald brooding anemone]

Arntz, Wolf E.

Antarctic

Epiactis georgianaCarlgren, 1927

Photo by Arntz, Wolf E.
 
Epiactis georgiana
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Epiactis incerta
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Epiactis irregularis
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Epiactis lewisi
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Epiactis lisbethae
[Giant brooding anemone]
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Epiactis marsupialis
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Epiactis nordmanni
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Max. Length 5 cm WD

 
Epiactis prolifera
[Brooding anemone]
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Epiactis ritteri
[Sandy anemone]
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Epiactis thompsoni
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Epiactis vincentina
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