Eubryinae
Eubryinae is a subfamily of bryozoans, an invertebrate phylum known commonly as moss animals. In many classifications, Eubryinae is placed within the order Cheilostomatida of the class Gymnolaemata, and it is named after the type genus Eubryina. The subfamily includes several genera that form colonial, often calcified, encrusting or branching structures on submerged substrates.
Morphology and biology typical of Eubryinae include colonies composed of interconnected zooids. Each zooid houses a
Distribution and habitat of Eubryinae species are largely marine, with a broad geographic range. Members are
Taxonomy and phylogeny within Cheilostomatida have been revised as new data emerge. The exact composition and