Brisingida sunt ordo Asteroideorum quae in mari profundo habitant.[1][2]
Descriptio
His stellis marinis sunt inter 6 et 16 bracchia attenuata, quibus pro victu suspendendi utuntur.[3] Aliae proprietates sunt singula series marginalium, coniunctus laminarum disci anulus, inopia laminarum actinalium, columna ambulacriformis ad laminas abactinales reducta, et transversae pedicellariae.[4]
Distributio geographica
Brisingida in multis oceanorum profundorum regionibus fiunt, praecipue in Mari Caribico et aquis ante Novam Zelandiam.[5]
Taxinomia
Brisingidis sunt duodeviginti genera, in duas familias digesta:[2]
- Familia Brisingidae, G.O. Sars, 1875[6]
- Genus Astrolirus, Fisher, 1917
- Genus Astrostephane, Fisher, 1917
- Genus Brisinga Asbjørnsen, 1856 (synonymum: Craterobrisinga, Fisher, 1916)
- Genus Brisingaster Loriol, 1883
- Genus Brisingella Fisher, 1917
- Genus Brisingenes Fisher, 1917
- Genus Hymenodiscus Perrier, 1884
- Genus Labidiaster, Lütken, 1872 (synonymum: Gymnobrisinga, Studer, 1884)
- Genus Midgardia Downey, 1972
- Genus Novodinia Dartnall, Pawson, Pope & B.J. Smith, 1969 (synonymum: Odinia, Perrier, 1885)
- Genus Odinella Fisher, 1940
- Genus Stegnobrisinga Fisher, 1916
- Familia Freyellidae, Downey, 1986[7][8]
- Genus Astrocles Fisher, 1917
- Genus Belgicella Ludwig, 1903
- Genus Colpaster Sladen, 1889
- Genus Freyastera Downey, 1986
- Genus Freyella Perrier, 1885 (synonymum: Freyellidea, Fisher, 1917)
- Genus Freyellaster Fisher 1918
Notae
Bibliographia
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