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  1. Small bat star
    Asterina stellifera is one of thirty species of small bat star in the genus Asterina. It is mainly found on the east coast of South America, ranging from Cabo Frio, Brazil to Mar del Plata, Argentina. In the past decades, their numbers have depleted and are currently abundant only in the southern limit of its former range.

    Namibian Cushionstar (Asterina stellifera) · iNaturalist

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    Where is Asterina stellifera found?
    Asterina stellifera is one of thirty species of small bat star in the genus Asterina. It is mainly found on the east coast of South America, ranging from Cabo Frio, Brazil to Mar del Plata, Argentina. In the past decades, their numbers have depleted and are currently abundant only in the southern limit of its former range.

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    Does Asterina stellifera have a rounded profile?
    Asterina stellifera was also used to explore the structure of the mucous granules in the tube feet of sea stars. It was found that A. stellifera mucous granules had a rounded profile, which is an indication that they have an ellipsoidal shape in three dimensions.

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    Are Asterina Starfish marine invertebrates?
    Asterina Starfish are marine invertebrates. There are 15 known species of Asterina Starfish in the world. They are also known as “Bat Stars” because of their webbed arms. While many Asterina Starfish dwell in shallow water (3 – 5 meters deep), some members of the species can be found at up to 150 meters below the surface.

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    Can Asterina stellifera reproduce asexually?
    A. stellifera can reproduce asexually by breaking apart into smaller parts and regrowing the missing limb. This explains why Asterina can be found living with less than five arms. Asterian sea stars also reproduce through dispersal of eggs.

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    Asterina stellifera - Wikipedia

    Asterina stellifera is one of thirty species of small bat star in the genus Asterina. It is mainly found on the east coast of South America, ranging from Cabo Frio, Brazil to Mar del Plata, Argentina. In the past decades, their numbers have depleted and are currently abundant only in the southern limit of its former range. … See more

    Anatomy

    This type of sea star grows five arms and can reach up to 80.0 millimetres (3.15 in) in length, though most stay around 50 millimetres (2.0 in). … See more

    Ecology

    Asterina stellifera feeds on macroalgae, bryozoans, tunicates, polyps, and biofilm as well as different types of kelp.
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    Reproduction

    Asterina stellifera has a defined annual and synchronous reproductive cycle. This cycle is affected by seawater temperature and day-length, they … See more

    Research

    A study was performed to model individual growth and explore the relationship of changes in local abundance with variation in environmental … See more

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    Asterina Starfish (Pros, Cons, & How To Get Rid Of)

    WEBOct 21, 2021 · Asterina Starfish is a marine invertebrate that prefers a coarse substrate such as stones, rocks, and sand. Due to this preference often makes its way into home aquariums by hitchhiking the live rocks …

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  8. Animalia
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    Asterina stellifera - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on ... - Animalia

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  9. Fishkeeping World
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    Asterina Starfish Care Guide & Species Profile

  10. ScienceDirect
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1385110112000172

    Population structure and feeding ecology of the bat star …

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    Publish Year:2012
  11. iNaturalist
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    Namibian Cushionstar (Asterina stellifera) · iNaturalist

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  12. Wikipedia
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  13. Oxford Academic
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    Life history diversity and evolution in the Asterinidae

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  14. Wiley Online Library
    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/maec.12359

    Growth pattern and changes in abundance of the endangered bat …

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    Publish Year:2016