jellywatch's Identifications
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Foraminifers (Phylum Foraminifera)Observer
dennisthediverDescription
Really no idea where to start?
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Abyssal Comb Jelly (Beroe abyssicola)Observer
rogersteebDescription
Family: Bolinopsidae. Photo from a kayak. Campbell Bay, Mayne Island, Gulf Islands, British Columbia
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Haeckelia rubraObserver
cemillsDescription
This tiny, uncommon, more-or-less adult ctenophore was 4 mm long. The four orangy-red pigment spots are diagnostic. It is also unusual because the pair of simple, unbranched tentacles exit near the mouth, not towards the aboral pole like most cydippid ctenophores. Hand-dipped from the surface plankton and photographed in an aquarium.
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Venus' Girdle (Cestum veneris)Observer
luca_dtDescription
Biggest one I've seen.
~20cm long
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Lobate Comb Jellies (Order Lobata)Observer
underwaterpatDescription
Taken with Monterey Bay Aquarium Dive Team. Drifting by the Monterey Bay Aquarium pipes
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Lobate Comb Jellies (Order Lobata)Observer
underwaterpatDescription
Taken with Monterey Bay Aquarium Dive Team. Drifting by the Monterey Bay Aquarium pipes
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Purple-striped Sea Nettle (Chrysaora colorata)Observer
wyattp11Description
Nice colorata presence today, saw 8.
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dougperrineDescription
planktonic photographed at night in surface waters of deep ocean off Kailua Kona, Hawaii ( Central Pacific Ocean )
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Bolinopsis vitreaObserver
dougperrineDescription
lobate ctenophore or comb jelly, a translucent gelatinous organism with colors produced by the diffraction of light through cilia (fine hair-like structures) on the comb rows; with polychaete worm inside, photographed at night in surface waters of deep ocean off Kailua Kona, Hawaii, USA ( Central Pacific Ocean )
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dougperrineDescription
lobate ctenophore or comb jelly, a translucent gelatinous organism with colors produced by the diffraction of light through cilia (fine hair-like structures) on the comb rows; photographed at night in surface waters of deep ocean off Kailua Kona, Hawaii, USA ( Central Pacific Ocean )
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Genus AthorybiaObserver
dougperrineDescription
planktonic siphonophore, photographed at night in surface waters of deep ocean off Kailua Kona, Hawaii ( Central Pacific Ocean )
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Genus StephanophyesObserver
dougperrineDescription
planktonic siphonophore photographed at night in surface waters of deep ocean off Kailua Kona, Hawaii ( Central Pacific Ocean )
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