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Page 528
... Suborder Anthomedusae . Medusae bell - shaped , with gonads on the stomach or sides of manubrium . Sensory structures con- sist of pigmented eyespots ( ocelli ) . Skeleton , if present , lacks cup ( hydrotheca ) into which polyp may ...
... Suborder Anthomedusae . Medusae bell - shaped , with gonads on the stomach or sides of manubrium . Sensory structures con- sist of pigmented eyespots ( ocelli ) . Skeleton , if present , lacks cup ( hydrotheca ) into which polyp may ...
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... suborders of the order Sessilia ( sessile bar- nacles ) contain two types of barnacles : symmetrical and asymmetrical . The two symmetrical sessile barnacles are the extinct suborder Brachylepadomorpha ( Brachylepas ) and the suborder ...
... suborders of the order Sessilia ( sessile bar- nacles ) contain two types of barnacles : symmetrical and asymmetrical . The two symmetrical sessile barnacles are the extinct suborder Brachylepadomorpha ( Brachylepas ) and the suborder ...
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