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Acaleph
"One of the Acalephæ; a name given to a large number of marine animals; and redpresenyted chiefly by medusidæ."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acalephae
"The under surface, showing the mouth in the center, surrounded by the tentacula, and overial chambers exterior to the origins of these." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Acalephae
"Side-view, showing the tentacula hanging down in their natural position." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Astrae virdis
"a a, expanded polypes; b b, polypes withdrawn into their cells; c c, coral uncovered by flesh, showing the cells. In this the corals usually form thick stony masses; the stony rays of the cells are ... |
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Beroe
"a, tentacula; b, mouth; c, termination of intestine." — Chambers' Encyclopedia, 1875... |
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Carmarina
"Carmarina (Geryonia) hastata, one of the Trachomedusae. a, nerve-ring; a', radial nerve; b, tentaculocyst; c, circular canal; e, radiating canal; g'', ovary; h, perenia or cartilaginous process asce... |
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Chrysaora
"In the sub-order Rhizostomae the edges of the oral opening use together at an early age and leave several sucker-like secondary mouths, which were formerly mistaken for independent persons." — ... |
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Cuvieria carisochroma
"Which is without a central peduncle, yet has numerous long appendages hanging from its border." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Cydippe
"The Cydippe, formerly called Beroe Pileus, is noe referred to this family, it has a globular body, with two long ciliated appendages." — Goodrich, 18591`... |
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Eye
The simple eye of a jellyfish ... |
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Favonia octonema
"With a nearly hemispherical body, showing a long proboscis, at the root of which are eight branchiferous appendages, inhabiting the South Seas." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Hydra
If undisturbed, the body and tentacles may occasionally sway gently. If disturbed, a hydra usually shortens until it is a tiny ball.... |
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Hydra
Hydra are in the Jellyfish family, class Hydrozoa.... |
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Hydra
Hydra are in the Jellyfish family, class Hydrozoa. Cross-section of the body showing the two layers of cells of the body wall.... |
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Hydrozoon
"Hydrozoon is a name given to the great class of the sub-kingdom Cœlenterata, of which hydra is the type. They exhibit a definite histological structure, their tissues having a cellular organiza... |
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Jelly Fish
an organism having many stinging arms. ... |
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Jellyfish
Jellyfish are saucer-shaped and can be a foot or more in diameter. They are gelatinous and semitransparent.... |
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Jellyfish
Jellyfish are generally of the hydrozoa family.... |
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Jellyfish
A large jellyfish. ... |
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Jellyfish
A free-swimming jellyfish of the Class Scyphozoa.... |
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Jellyfish
A common jellyfish.... |
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Jellyfish
"Development of young jellyfish. The top one is ready to break away." —Davison, 1906... |
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Medusa, aurita
"One of the commonest species, and must have been observed by those who frequent the sea-shore. In the water the creature swims along most gracefully by the contractoin and dilatation of its transpar... |
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Pelagia labiche
"With four foliaceous arms, and long filaments depending from the rim of th umbrella, also found in the South Seas." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Physalia
"Physalia, the Portuguese Man-of-war." — Galloway... |
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