Albumares brunsae represents a form first described from the White Sea of Russia by Mikhail A. Fedonkin in 1976. In life, Albumares most likely had an umbrella-like shape with tri-radial symmetry along with three ridges radiating from its centre. Fossils of Albumares are known from Russia and South Australia and preserve 100 small ( each) marginal tentacles. From the centre of the lobes arise three canals that split at least 4 times across the body. The then split canals then split until they reach the outer margin of the body. The diameter of the body is , the length of the lobes are maximum. Albumares is similar and may be a close relative of the Anfesta
