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Pseudoboletia maculata

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Pseudoboletia maculata is a species of regular sea urchin in the family Toxopneustidae. It occurs in the Indo-Pacific, including parts of the eastern Indian Ocean, Indonesia, and the Great Barrier Reef, and records place it in reef-associated habitats from about 10 to 82 metres depth. Its distinguishing feature is a spotted brown pattern on the test and spines, which helps separate it from the closely related Pseudoboletia indiana.

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What kind of sea urchin is Pseudoboletia maculata?

Pseudoboletia maculata is a regular sea urchin in the family Toxopneustidae. It is an Indo-Pacific species associated with reef environments.

Where is Pseudoboletia maculata found?

Its range includes parts of the eastern Indian Ocean, Indonesia, and the Great Barrier Reef. These records place it in tropical Indo-Pacific marine habitats.

How deep does Pseudoboletia maculata live?

Records place the species in reef-associated habitats from about 10 to 82 metres depth. The exact depth can vary with locality and survey conditions.

Is Pseudoboletia maculata a reef sea urchin?

Yes, it is reported from reef-associated habitats. Its known distribution includes Indonesia and Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

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