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Hydropolyp, Ectopleura larynx
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Agalma elegans usually lives below the surface to avoid turbulence, and is most frequently encountered by scuba divers.
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Eumedusa birulai (Linko, 1913)
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Muggiaea atlantica, which is a single nectophore (8 mm long in this individul), captured in the Strait of Juan de Fuca on a 60-m vertical plankton tow. Ventral view, with the mouth to the left. A right-side view of the same nectophore is shown below. The green spheres are diatoms. (Photo by: Dave Cowles, August 2014)
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This species is less common around Rosario in late spring and early summer but becomes quite common by the end of summer. June 30, 2009: Many Aequorea victoria are washing up on the beach at Rosario Bay. Most of them are moribund, and have this flatworm crawling over them. The flatworm is up to 5 mm long.
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Foto Fitis, www.fotofitis.nl
Ecomare
White weed; Zeecypres.
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Porpita porpita
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Eumedusa birulai (Linko, 1913)Chukchi Sea, 2009
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This view of the underside of a swimming individual shows the many radial canals, the many tentacles along the margin of the bell, and the small manubrium in the middle.
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Sea mat on whelk; zeerasp op wulk.
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Porpita porpita
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2012 California Academy of Sciences
CalPhotos
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1999 California Academy of Sciences
CalPhotos
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2012 California Academy of Sciences
CalPhotos
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Public Domain 2011 Randolph Femmer Courtesy of life.nbii.gov
NBII images
Category hierarchy: Biomes | Water & Wetlands | Coastal EnvironmentsDescription: Carcass of a By-the-Wind Sailor jellyfish , that has washed onto a sandy beach. Also note the shells and clumps of Sargassum seaweed that have also washed ashore.Capture device: DP71Capture details: 6x optical zoom lens; Effective pixels 4.0 millionOriginal date: 20091002|||114202Locality: Latitude: 2.722254740000000e+001; Longitude: -8.018115670000000e+001
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Hydropolyp, Ectopleura larynx
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Eumedusa birulai (Linko, 1913)Chukchi Sea, 2009
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Aequorea victoria, 4 cm diameter, captured in central Rosario Strait July 12, 2007. The broad, open manubrium with frilly lips can be seen through the bell. The tentacles are retracted. (Photo by: Dave Cowles, July 2007)
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Foto Phil Meyers, via Animal Diversity Web
Ecomare
By-the-wind-sailor; Bezaantje.