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often colorful,
jellyfish are
common in
coastal zones worldwide. The
medusae of most
species are fast-growing, and
mature within a few
months then die...
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Caput medusae is the
appearance of
distended and
engorged superficial epigastric veins,
which are seen
radiating from the
umbilicus across the abdomen...
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Caput Medusae is
Latin for "head of Medusa". It may also
refer to: Medusa's head, a part of the
constellation ****us
Caput medusae,
distended and engorged...
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which is not
commonly seen in most jellyfish. Jellyfish, also
known as
medusae, then bud off
these polyps and
continue their life in a free-swimming form...
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Astrophytum caput-
medusae (synonym
Digitostigma caput-
medusae) is a
species of
cactus native to Mexico,
specifically the
state of
Nuevo León; the plant...
- "gonotheca" in
thecate hydrozoans) bud off a****ually
produced medusae.
These tiny, new
medusae (which are
either male or female)
mature and spawn, releasing...
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Calosima medusae is a moth in the
family Blastobasidae which is
endemic to
Costa Rica.
David Adamski (2002). "Holcocerini of
Costa Rica (Lepidoptera:...
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Bulbophyllum medusae,
commonly known as the
Medusa orchid, is a
species of
epiphytic orchid with a
creeping rhizome and a
single leaf
about 100 mm (3...
- ****ually and a****ually.
Cnidarians mostly have two
basic body forms:
swimming medusae and
sessile polyps, both of
which are
radially symmetrical with mouths...
- in the
genus are very similar, and it is
difficult to
identify Aurelia medusae without genetic sampling; most of what
follows applies equally to all species...
