This is simply an alphabetical list of all taxa for which trait information is available in the database. The bar on the right side indicates the information coverage for each taxon and trait. When hovering over the bar with the mouse cursor, a tooltip with the trait name is shown. Blue colour indicates that information is present for this trait.
| Owenia polaris Koh, Bhaud & Jirkov, 2003 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Oweniidae Rioja, 1917 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Paguridae Latreille, 1802 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Paguroidea Latreille, 1802 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pagurus Fabricius, 1775 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pagurus capillatus (Benedict, 1892) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pagurus pubescens Krøyer, 1838 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pagurus rathbuni (Benedict, 1892) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pagurus trigonocheirus (Stimpson, 1858) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palaeonemertea | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palio dubia (M. Sars, 1829) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palliolum tigerinum (O. F. Müller, 1776) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palmiskenea Bishop & Hayward, 1989 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palmiskenea plana (Hincks, 1888) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Palmiskenea skenei (Ellis & Solander, 1786) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalidae Haworth, 1825 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandaloidea Haworth, 1825 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalus Leach, 1814 [in Leach, 1813-1814] | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalus borealis Krøyer, 1838 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalus borealis var. eous Makarov, 1935 (objective synonym of Pandalus eous) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalus eous Makarov, 1935 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandalus goniurus Stimpson, 1860 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandora Bruguière, 1797 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandora glacialis Leach in Ross, 1819 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandoridae Rafinesque, 1815 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Pandoroidea Rafinesque, 1815 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Panomya Gray, 1857 | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Panomya arctica (Lamarck, 1818) (objective synonym of Panomya norvegica) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Panomya arctica (Lamarck, 1818) (objective synonym of Panomya norvegica) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
| Panomya norvegica (Spengler, 1793) | Size Body Form Fragility Sociability Life span Larval development Reproduction Adult movement Bioturbation Depth Range Environmental position Feeding Habit Living habit Mobility Substratum Affinity Trophic Level Skeleton Tolerance Zoogeography |
