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Best 1 Polyorchis penicillatus

Polyorchis penicillatus is a hydromedusa, the jellyfish-form stage of a hydrozoan, found in coastal waters of the northeastern Pacific from the Aleutian Islands to the Gulf of California. It is also called the red-eyed medusa because of the red-rimmed ocelli at the bases of its tentacles. The specie...

6.76 Fair
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Distinct radial canals and active behavior make it a notable Pacific hydromedusa; modest public recognition.

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2 Sarsia tubulosa

Sarsia tubulosa is a hydrozoan medusa in the family Corynidae. It is reported mainly from coastal boreal and Arctic waters and is recognized by its long, tube-like manubrium, the structure that extends from the bell and contains the mouth. The species is a small member of the hydromedusa group and i...

6.40 Fair
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Common cold-water anthomedusa with taxonomy value; low public profile.

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3 Leuckartiara octona

Leuckartiara octona is a hydrozoan medusa in the family Pandeidae. Its umbrella is taller than wide and usually has a pronounced apical projection, while the manubrium bears a crenulated mouth and the margin carries numerous tentacles with basal spurs and red ocelli. The species is meropelagic and n...

6.36 Fair
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Widespread pandeid anthomedusa; scientifically recorded but not distinctive to general audiences.

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4 Pandea conica

A deep-water anthomedusa with a distinctively tall, conical bell, found in temperate and cold oceanic waters of both the Northern and Southern hemispheres.

6.34 Fair
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Conical deep-water anthomedusa with specialist interest; limited broader reputation.

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