Evoplosoma nuku
- By Margaret Hetherwick | Examiner Staff Writer
Evoplosoma nuku, a new type of sea star described in 2022.
It gets its name from the Hawaiian word for beak, "nuku," as a nod to the jaw-shaped structures on the animal’s surface, which may be used for defense and/or predation. This spiky specimen was seen at 1,603 meters (1 mile) in depth on "Pierpoint" Seamount in the Johnston Atoll Unit of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument.
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