Corals and Sea Anemone

Corals and Sea Anemone

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Clipart images of corals and sea anemone in the phylum cnidiria. They attach themselves to the bottom using an adhesive 'foot', called a basal disc.

Polyp
A Radiate Polyp coral, Dendrophyllia....

Polyp, Coral
An individual coral is known as a polyp. They resemble sea anemone, as they have tubular bodies with tentacles. This is a cluster of New England coral polyps....

Polyp, Coral
An individual coral is known as a polyp. They resemble sea anemone, as they have tubular bodies with tentacles. This is a cluster of red coral polyps....

Polyp, Radiate
A Radiate Polyp, an Actinia....

Polyp, Vertical Section
Vertical section through a polyp. Mouth surrounded by tentacles and beneath it the "stomatodaeum."...

Porites Furcata
"The polyp of the Porites is an animal somewhat pitcher-shaped, with twelve short tentacula, having unequal polygonal cells, imperfectly defined, slightly radiating by thread-like, pointed rays...

Pyrosoma
"The colonies of these singular creatues are in the form of a cartilaginous tube, open at one end. In the walls fo this tube, formed by the coalescence of the mantles of the animals composing it, the...

Rotulosa, astraea
"It is to this family more especially that the formation of the coral reeds is to be attributed. In this the corals usually form thick stony masses; the stony rays of the cells are exceedingly numero...

Salpa Africana
"Diagram of Salpa africana. o.a., Oral aperture; d.t., dorsal tubercle; te., tentacle; g., ganglion; m., muscle bands; atr., atrium; b.v., blood-vessel; an., anus; a.a., exhalant aperture; v.n., visce...

Sarsia
"Medusiform person (Sarsia), one of the Anthomedusae, detached from a hydroid colony of the family Corynidae. b, the long manubrium, bearing (as an exception) medusiform buds; a, mouth." — Ency...

Sea Anemone
Edwardsia beautempsi is a species of sea anemone that lives freely in tubes in the sand, unattached....

Sea Anemone, Perpendicular Section of a
An perpendicular section of a sea anemone. Sea anemones are a group of water dwelling, predatory animals of the order Actiniaria; they are named after the anemone, a terrestrial flower. As cnidarians...

Sea Colander
Agarum Turneri, Sea Colander, so called from the perforations with which the frond, as it grows, becomes riddled....

Sea Fan, Fan Gorgon (Magnified)
"The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan."...

Sea Fan, Gorgonia Flabellum
"The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan."...

Sea Fan, Gorgonia Verticellata
"The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan. The Whorled Gorg...

Sea Fan, Gorgonia Verticellata (Magnified)
"The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan. The Whorled Gorg...

Sea Pansy
The Sea Pansy (Renilla reniformis) is a sea pen in the Renillidae family. Shown here with a single polypite, the sea pansy is common to Florida beaches....

Sea Pen, Pennatula Spinosa
"These winged species of polypidom are somewhat scythe-shaped, well developed, and furnished with a great quantity of pointed spiculae, which are constituted of bundles at the base of the calyx of eac...

Sea Squirt
The prehistoric chordate, the Ascidian or sea squirt....

Sea Squirt Gastrulation
"Gastrulation of an Ascidian. I. Vesicular Morula of an Ascidian flattened and about to undergo gastrulation. II. Gastrulation effected. fh, cavity of the morula, or blasto-invagination; ch, dd, large...

Sea-anemone
The sea-anemones are mostly found between tide-marks in rock-pools, or on ledges of stone, adhereing to solid objects by means of the sucker-like base....

Sea-anemone
"Their tentacles, which are disposed in regular circles, and tinged with a variety of bright lively colors, very nearly represent the beautiful petals of some f the most elegantly fringed and radiated...

Sea-Anemone
This is a diagram of the sea-anemone, illustrating another type of radial symmetry. A, cross section; B, longitudinal section. c, the chamber between the mesenteries (m)....

Sea-anemone, mouth of the
"Their tentacles, which are disposed in regular circles, and tinged with a variety of bright lively colors, very nearly represent the beautiful petals of some f the most elegantly fringed and radiated...

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	Polyp A Radiate Polyp coral, Dendrophyllia....
	Polyp, Coral An individual coral is known as a polyp. They resemble sea anemone, as they have tubular bodies with tentacles. This is a cluster of New England coral polyps....
	Polyp, Coral An individual coral is known as a polyp. They resemble sea anemone, as they have tubular bodies with tentacles. This is a cluster of red coral polyps....
	Polyp, Radiate A Radiate Polyp, an Actinia....
	Polyp, Vertical Section Vertical section through a polyp. Mouth surrounded by tentacles and beneath it the "stomatodaeum."...
	Porites Furcata "The polyp of the Porites* is an animal somewhat pitcher-shaped, with twelve short tentacula, having unequal polygonal cells, imperfectly defined, slightly radiating by thread-like, pointed rays...*
	Pyrosoma "The colonies of these singular creatues are in the form of a cartilaginous tube, open at one end. In the walls fo this tube, formed by the coalescence of the mantles of the animals composing it, the...
	Rotulosa, astraea "It is to this family more especially that the formation of the coral reeds is to be attributed. In this the corals usually form thick stony masses; the stony rays of the cells are exceedingly numero...
	Salpa Africana "Diagram of Salpa africana. o.a., Oral aperture; d.t., dorsal tubercle; te., tentacle; g., ganglion; m., muscle bands; atr., atrium; b.v., blood-vessel; an., anus; a.a., exhalant aperture; v.n., visce...
	Sarsia "Medusiform person (Sarsia), one of the Anthomedusae, detached from a hydroid colony of the family Corynidae. b, the long manubrium, bearing (as an exception) medusiform buds; a, mouth." — Ency...
	Sea Anemone Edwardsia beautempsi is a species of sea anemone that lives freely in tubes in the sand, unattached....
	Sea Anemone, Perpendicular Section of a An perpendicular section of a sea anemone. Sea anemones are a group of water dwelling, predatory animals of the order Actiniaria; they are named after the anemone, a terrestrial flower. As cnidarians...
	Sea Colander Agarum Turneri, Sea Colander, so called from the perforations with which the frond, as it grows, becomes riddled....
	Sea Fan, Fan Gorgon (Magnified) "The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan."...
	Sea Fan, Gorgonia Flabellum "The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan."...
	Sea Fan, Gorgonia Verticellata "The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan. The Whorled Gorg...
	Sea Fan, Gorgonia Verticellata (Magnified) "The Fan Gorgon, from the Antilles; it often attains a height of eighteen or twenty inches. The resemblance of its network to fine lace gives rise to its name of Sea-Fan. The Whorled Gorg...
	Sea Pansy The Sea Pansy (Renilla reniformis) is a sea pen in the Renillidae family. Shown here with a single polypite, the sea pansy is common to Florida beaches....
	Sea Pen, Pennatula Spinosa "These winged species of polypidom are somewhat scythe-shaped, well developed, and furnished with a great quantity of pointed spiculae, which are constituted of bundles at the base of the calyx of eac...
	Sea Squirt The prehistoric chordate, the Ascidian or sea squirt....
	Sea Squirt Gastrulation "Gastrulation of an Ascidian. I. Vesicular Morula of an Ascidian flattened and about to undergo gastrulation. II. Gastrulation effected. fh, cavity of the morula, or blasto-invagination; ch, dd, large...
	Sea-anemone The sea-anemones are mostly found between tide-marks in rock-pools, or on ledges of stone, adhereing to solid objects by means of the sucker-like base....
	Sea-anemone "Their tentacles, which are disposed in regular circles, and tinged with a variety of bright lively colors, very nearly represent the beautiful petals of some f the most elegantly fringed and radiated...
	Sea-Anemone This is a diagram of the sea-anemone, illustrating another type of radial symmetry. A, cross section; B, longitudinal section. c, the chamber between the mesenteries (m)....
	Sea-anemone, mouth of the "Their tentacles, which are disposed in regular circles, and tinged with a variety of bright lively colors, very nearly represent the beautiful petals of some f the most elegantly fringed and radiated...