A genus of sea urchins that have a fibula-like or elongated shape.
From Latin 'fibula' combined with the feminine suffix '-aria,' creating a scientific genus name for organisms resembling a clasp in form.
These tiny sea urchins were named by naturalists who saw their shape as resembling a Roman safety pin, connecting ancient fashion to deep-sea biology!
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