“…Murray et al 2013) focuses on Agelas species as producers of interesting molecules e.g. Agelas
clathrodes , Agelas
linnaei , Agelas
mauritiana , Agelas
nakamurai , Agelas
oroides , and Agelas
sceptrum (Walker et al 1981, Fathi-Afshar et al 1989, Keifer et al 1991, Braekman et al 1992, Bernan et al 1993, König and Wright 1993, Chanas et al 1996, König et al 1998, Eder et al 1999, Assmann et al 2000, 2001, 2004, Fattorusso and Taglialatela-Scafati 2000, Assmann and Köck 2002, Fujita et al 2003, Bickmeyer et al 2004, 2005, 2008, Bickmeyer 2005, Costantino et al 2006, Meketa and Weinreb 2006, Ferretti 2006, Vik et al 2006, Ding et al 2007, Ferretti et al 2007, 2009, Vergne et al 2008, Hertiani et al 2010, Said et al 2010, Regalado et al 2011, Mordhorst et al 2015). In this scenario of intensive bioprospecting, research knowledge of systematics and taxonomy in depth is a key tool to identify and define the status of specimens/biomaterial to be processed.…”