Jellyella eburnea is a pseudoplanktonic species, and is found in tropical waters, encrusting floating objects, such as plastic, pumice, and matchbox beans.
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| From southern Queensland. | SEM by Gordon et al. (2007), from Bangladesh. |
Original description: Membranipora eburnea Hincks, 1891
Locality: Queensland?
Type specimen: ?
Reference: Taylor, Paul D. & Monks, Neale, 1997. A new cheilostome genus pseudoplanktonic on molluscs and algae. Invertebrate Biology, 116: 39-51.
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