Goniasteridae

Goniaster tessellatus

Taxonavigation

Taxonavigation: Granulosina
Superregnum: Eukaryota Cladus: Unikonta Cladus: Opisthokonta Cladus: Holozoa Regnum: Animalia Subregnum: Eumetazoa Cladus: ParaHoxozoa Cladus: Bilateria Cladus: Nephrozoa Superphylum: Deuterostomia Phylum: Echinodermata Subphylum: Eleutherozoa Superclassis: Asterozoa Classis: Asteroidea Ordo: Valvatida Subordo: Granulosina

Familia: Goniasteridae
Subfamiliae: Circeasterinae – Ferdininae – Hippasterinae – Mediasterinae – Pentagonasterinae

Overview of genera (119)

Akelbaster – Alloceramaster – Anchitosia – Anthenoides – Apollonaster – Armaster – Atheraster – †Asteriaceros – Astroceramus – Astropatricia – Atelorias – Bathyceramaster – Bathyferdina – †Bugarachaster – †Caletaster – Calliaster – Calliderma – †Capellia – †Cenomanaster – Ceramaster – Chitonaster – †Chomataster – Churaumiastra – Circeaster – Cladaster – †Codellaster – †Comptonia – †Comptoniaster – †Cottreauaster – †Crateraster – †Cymbaster – Diplasiaster – Eknomiaster – Enigmaster – Eosaster – Eratosaster – Evoplosoma – Ferdina – Floriaster – Fromia – †Forbesiaster – †Formalhautia – †Fredaster – Fromia – Gigantaster – Gilbertaster – Glyphodiscus – Goniaster – Goniodiscaster – †Haccourtaster – Hippasteria – †Huroeaster – Iconaster – †Indiaster – Iphiaster – Johannaster – Kanakaster – Kermitaster – Kokosaster – Leioastra – †Leptaster – †Leptogonium – Lithosoma – Litonotaster – Lydiaster – Mariaster – †Marocaster – †Mastaster – Mediaster – †Metopaster – Milteliphaster – †Miopentagonaster – Nectria – †Nehalemia – Neoferdina – Notioceramus – †Noviaster – Nymphaster – †Ocalaster – Ogmaster – Okeanosaster – †Ophryaster – †Oyenaster – †Pachyaster – Paraferdina – †Parametopaster – Pawsonaster – †Peedeeaster – Peltaster – Pentagonaster – Pergamaster – Pillsburiaster – Plinthaster – Pontioceramus – Progoniaster – Pseudoceramaster – Pseudogoniodiscaster – †Pulcinellaster – †Pycinaster – †Recurvaster – Rhianastra – Rosaster – Ryukuaster – Sibogaster – Siraster – †Spenceraster – Sphaeriodiscus – Stellaster – Stellasteropsis – Sthenaster – Styphlaster – †Sucia – †Talecaster – †Teichaster – Tessellaster – Toraster – Tosia – †Trachyaster – †Tylasteria – Wallastra – †Weitschataster

Name

Goniasteridae Forbes, 1841

Type genus: Goniaster L. Agassiz, 1836

Synonymy

Goniasteridae Forbes, 1841; — Fisher, 1906: 1045–1046; — Fisher, 1911: 158–163; — A.M. Clark, 1962: 22–23; — Halpern, 1970: 199–200; — H.E.S. Clark & McKnight, 2001: 12–13; — Mah, 2006: 923; — Mah, 2016: 103–104; — Mah, 2017: 5; — Mah, 2018: 6; — Mah, 2020: 215–216; — Mah, 2024a: 2–3.
Nectriinae Perrier, 1894; — Fisher, 1911: 161.
- Type genus: Nectria Gray, 1840
Chitonasterinae Fisher, 1911: 163.
- Type genus: Chitonaster Sladen, 1889
Anthenoidinae Fisher, 1919: 326.
- Type genus: Anthenoides Perrier, 1881
†Pycinasteridae Spencer & Wright, 1966
- Type genus: †Pycinaster Spencer, 1905
†Pycinasterinae Spencer & Wright, 1966
- Type genus: †Pycinaster Spencer, 1905

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