Best Temnopleurid
Pseudechinus magellanicus is a southern sea urchin named by Philippi in 1857, recorded from southern Latin America into Antarctic waters.
Temnopleurus toreumaticus is a small Indo-Pacific temnopleurid urchin described by Leske in 1778, often seen in shallow seagrass near Singapore.
Pseudechinus huttoni is a southern Australian and New Zealand sea urchin described by Benham in 1908, with records extending toward Antarctica.
Microcyphus zigzag is an Australian temnopleurid sea urchin named by L. Agassiz in 1846, notable for the zig-zag bare zones typical of the genus.
Pseudechinus albocinctus is a southern Australian and New Zealand sea urchin named by Hutton in 1872, recognized by its pale-banded appearance.
Temnopleurus hardwickii is a temnopleurid sea urchin named by Gray in 1855, recorded from the Yellow Sea, China Sea, and Japanese waters.
Temnopleurus reevesii is a temnopleurid sea urchin named by Gray in 1855, reported from Japan to Australia and sometimes East Africa.
Microcyphus maculatus is a temnopleurid sea urchin named by L. Agassiz in 1846, recorded from Mauritius and northern Australia in shallow water.
Microcyphus rousseaui is the zig-zag urchin, an 1846 Agassiz species from the western Indian Ocean and Red Sea with bare zig-zag bands on its test.
Temnopleurus alexandri is an eastern Australian sea urchin described by Bell in 1880, found in shallow subtropical habitats from Brisbane to Sydney.
