Mycale grandis Gray, 1867 The orange key-hole sponge Mycale grandis is an introduced sponge that is considered invasive and a potential threat to corals and reefs in Hawaiian waters. M. grandis is native to the Australas - Mycale grandis - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Mycale grandis Gray, 1867 The orange key-hole sponge Mycale grandis is an introduced sponge that is considered invasive and a potential threat to corals and reefs in Hawaiian waters. M. grandis is native to the Australas Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-07-19 22:12:36 Open Document File Size: 1,04 MB Share Result on Facebook NaturalFeature Kane‘ohe’ohe Bay / Kane`ohe Bay / Ka¯ne‘ohe Bay / / Person Steve Coles / Coral Reefs / / Position Bishop / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / Region Australasia / / SocialTag Poritidae Coral reefs Taxonomy Zoology Acroporidae Anthozoa Demospongiae Phyla Mycale grandis

Mycale grandis Gray, 1867 The orange key-hole sponge Mycale grandis is an introduced sponge that is considered invasive and a potential threat to corals and reefs in Hawaiian waters. M. grandis is native to the AustralasAdd to Reading List