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Marine Species, the
order contains 175
species described thus far.
Siphonop****s are
highly polymorphic and
complex organisms.
Although they may appear...
- reproducing,
others not, like
cells in an animal's body. The body of a
siphonop****, a jelly-like
marine animal, is
composed of organism-like zooids, but...
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Praya dubia, the
giant siphonop****,
lives in the
mesopelagic zone to
bathypelagic zone at 700 m (2,300 ft) to 1,000 m (3,300 ft)
below sea level. It has...
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resembles a jellyfish, the
Portuguese man o' war is in fact a
siphonop****. Like all
siphonop****s, it is a
colonial organism, made up of many
smaller units...
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Physophora hydrostatica, also
known as hula
skirt siphonop****, is a
species of
siphonop**** in the
family Physophoridae. "WoRMS -
World Register of Marine...
- right-handed,
propels Physalia about the sea,
often in groups.
These siphonop****s sometimes become stranded on beaches,
where their toxic nematocysts...
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specialised ocean surface community that
includes the better-known
cnidarian siphonop****, the
Portuguese man o' war.
Specialized predatory gastropod molluscs...
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Marrus orthocanna is a
species of
pelagic siphonop****, a
colonial animal composed of a
complex arrangement of zooids, some of
which are
polyps and some...
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sometimes called the
flying spaghetti monster, is a
bathypelagic species of
siphonop**** in the
family Rhizophysidae. It is
found in the
northern Atlantic Ocean...
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first discovered life form to emit a red light, with the
second being a
siphonop**** of the
genus Erenna. Later,
related Stomiid genera Aristostomias, Malacosteus...
