This page represents the following TreeOfLife-200M taxonomic path.[1]
The available training-guide imagery associated with Abyssocladia lakwollii shows a disc-/funnel-shaped (disciform or flabelliform) carnivorous sponge form, matching the “disc-shaped” morphotype used for comparative identification of species within Abyssocladia.
Members of Cladorhizidae are carnivorous sponges that typically have reduced or absent aquiferous (water-transport) systems, relying on prey capture by entanglement in sponge filaments followed by digestion by sponge cells.
GBIF records Abyssocladia lakwollii as an accepted species (Vacelet & Kelly, 2014).