This page represents the following TreeOfLife-200M taxonomic path.[1]
Museum specimen images associated with Axinyssa aculeata depict preserved sponge material labeled as Axinyssa aculeata (basis of record: preserved specimen).[2]
Axinyssa aculeata is treated as an accepted species name by GBIF (as Axinyssa aculeata Wilson, 1925).[2]
A microbiology study focused on endobacteria in cnidarians and nudibranch predators includes A. aculeata only as a source of dietary chemical compounds (sesquiterpenes) that can be accumulated by the nudibranch Phyllidia varicosa; it does not investigate A. aculeata sponge-specific microbiology or ecology.[3]