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Global sea urchin diversity patterns reveal shifts between shallow-water and deep-water benthic assemblages

He, L.; Cheng, J.; Xiao, N.; Hui, M.; Sha, Z.

Year2026
Source roleprimary-study
DOI / ID10.1038/s43247-026-03579-9

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ecology · biogeography · occurrence · methods

Primary global occurrence and modelling study of living Echinoidea. It documents bathymetric, feeding and life-mode breadth but does not infer one ancestral echinoid ecology or body-size envelope.

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ecology · medium

Living Echinoidea span shallow- and deep-water, epifaunal and infaunal, omnivorous and detritivorous modes; neither the global occurrence study nor disarticulated stem plates establishes one ancestral ecology or body-size envelope.

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