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Plakina hellenica in a marine cave (Aegean Sea, Greece).
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from Grotte Chauve Souris, les Anses d'Arlet, La Martinique, 8 m, in Eastern Caribbean
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Living specimens of Plakina bowerbanki in a marine cave (Aegean Sea, Greece).
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specmen collected by Jean Vacelet in the most dark area of the cave.
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Marseille, 23 July 2005.
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This species inhabits a cave in Agios Georgios Island, Cape Arnaoutis, Cyprus. It is found pendant from the ceiling of the cave like a stalactite, about 9–10 m deep. Collector, Dr Steven Weinberg.
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The holotype in a shallow crevice on the underside of a medium-sized coral boulder, beside Spirastrella hartmani Boury–Esnault et al., 1999 (Spirastrellidae) and a didemnid tunicate.
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Grotte de Zeb, Le Diamant, La Martinique, 22 m, Eastern Caribbean See source of synonymy: Ruiz, C; Muricy, G.; Lage, A.; Domingos, C; Chenesseau, S.; Pérez, T. (2017). Descriptions of new sponge species and genus, including aspiculate Plakinidae, overturn the Homoscleromorpha classification. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. 179, 707–724., available online at (https://doi.org/10.1111/zoj.12480)
