description Centrostephanus tenuispinus Overview
Centrostephanus tenuispinus is an Australian diadematid sea urchin described by H. L. Clark in 1914. It is known as the western hollow-spined urchin and belongs to a group recognized for long, slender spines and a distinctive open appearance.
The species is a living marine invertebrate of the western Australian region, rather than an Atlantic species despite the current tag information.
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How good is Centrostephanus tenuispinus?
Centrostephanus tenuispinus scores 5.82/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Sea Urchin category. Niche Centrostephanus species with limited public and applied profile; mostly specialist taxonomic and regional ecological interest.
What are the best alternatives to Centrostephanus tenuispinus?
See our alternatives page for Centrostephanus tenuispinus for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Centrostephanus sylviae, Cidaris cidaris, Phormosoma placenta.
How does Centrostephanus tenuispinus compare to Centrostephanus sylviae?
See our detailed comparison of Centrostephanus tenuispinus vs Centrostephanus sylviae with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.
Is Centrostephanus tenuispinus worth it in 2026?
With a score of 5.82/10, Centrostephanus tenuispinus is a solid option in Sea Urchin. See all Sea Urchin ranked.
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