Aurelia - Revision history

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	'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>		'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>

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Life Cycle

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	{\|		{\|
	\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2gs.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2gs.JPG\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2hs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Strobila ready to release ephyrae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2hs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Strobila ready to release ephyrae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2is.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Newly released ephyra ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2is.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Newly released ephyra ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2js.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Juvenile medusa ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2js.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Juvenile medusa ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2ks.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Mature medusae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2ks.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Mature medusae ]]
	\|}		\|}
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Life Cycle

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	{\|		{\|
	\| [[Image:Fig2as.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Swimmin Planulae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2as.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Swimmin Planulae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2bs.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)]]		\| [[Image:Fig2bs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2cs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Four primary tentacles further developed ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2cs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Four primary tentacles further developed ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2ds.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Early eight tentacles stage ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2ds.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Early eight tentacles stage ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2es.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| 16 tentacles stage ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2es.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| 16 tentacles stage ]]
			\|}

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	\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2gs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2gs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]

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 Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.<br>
-== Life Cycle ==
+== Life Cycle  ==
-<gallery>File:a2.jpg|Swimmin Planulae
+The following images show the full life cycle of an ''Aurelia'' medusae.
-Contributed by ''Chad Widmer''
+{|
 == Morphology<br>  ==

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	'''Kramp 1961'''		'''Kramp 1961'''

	Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.		Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.<br>
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	<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae		<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
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	'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>		'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>

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	== Biogeography<br> ==		== Biogeography<br> ==

	[[Image:AureliaBiogeogrFig.jpg\|frame\|right\|~~706x374px~~\|Aurelia Biogeography Figure]]		[[Image:AureliaBiogeogrFig.jpg\|frame\|right\|608x322px\|Aurelia Biogeography Figure]]

	'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>		'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>

Jshay at 07:48, 21 November 2009

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	== ~~'''~~Characteristics ~~'''~~<br> ==		== Characteristics <br> ==

	'''Kramp 1961'''		'''Kramp 1961'''

	Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.		Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.
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	~~== '''Life Cycle'''~~ ==

	<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae		<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
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	Contributed by ''Chad Widmer''		Contributed by ''Chad Widmer''

	~~----~~		== Morphology<br> ==

	== ~~'''~~Morphology~~'''~~<br> ==

	'''Dawson 2003'''		'''Dawson 2003'''
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	''Prepared by M. N. Dawson<br>''		''Prepared by M. N. Dawson<br>''

	== ~~'''~~Pylogeny~~'''~~<br> ==		== Pylogeny<br> ==
	[[Image:AureliaPhylogram.jpg\|frame\|left\|Aurelia Phylogram]]
			[[Image:AureliaPhylogram.jpg\|frame\|left\|488x345px\|Aurelia Phylogram]]

	'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>		'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>



















	== Biogeography<br> ==		== Biogeography<br> ==
	[[Image:AureliaBiogeogrFig.jpg\|frame\|right\|Aurelia Biogeography Figure]]
			[[Image:AureliaBiogeogrFig.jpg\|frame\|right\|706x374px\|Aurelia Biogeography Figure]]

	'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>		'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>

Jshay at 07:44, 21 November 2009

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	== '''Characteristics '''<br> ==		== '''Characteristics '''<br> ==

	'''Kramp 1961'''		'''Kramp 1961'''
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	== '''Morphology'''<br> ==		== '''Morphology'''<br> ==

	'''Dawson 2003'''		'''Dawson 2003'''
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	''Prepared by M. N. Dawson<br>		''Prepared by M. N. Dawson<br>''

	== '''Pylogeny'''<br> ==		== '''Pylogeny'''<br> ==
			[[Image:AureliaPhylogram.jpg\|frame\|left\|Aurelia Phylogram]]

	'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>		'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>

	== Biogeography<br> ==		== Biogeography<br> ==
			[[Image:AureliaBiogeogrFig.jpg\|frame\|right\|Aurelia Biogeography Figure]]

	'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>		'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>

Jshay at 07:40, 21 November 2009

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	'''Characteristics ~~of the Genus (from~~ Kramp 1961)'''		== '''Characteristics '''<br> ==

			'''Kramp 1961'''

	Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.		Ulmaridae in which the tentacles and lappets arise from the sides of the exumbrella above the margin; invaginated gonads with external subgenital pits. With four unbranched mouth-arms; bell margin divided into eight or 16 broad velar lobes; some or all radial canals give rise to anastomosing branches.

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	'''Life Cycle'''		== '''Life Cycle''' ==

	<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae		<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
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	'''~~Meristics and morphometric features (following~~ Dawson 2003)'''		== '''Morphology'''<br> ==

			'''Dawson 2003'''

	[[Image:AureliaMorphometrics.jpg\|left\|Aurelia Morphometrics]]		[[Image:AureliaMorphometrics.jpg\|left\|Aurelia Morphometrics]]
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	~~Download EXCEL files that will automatically calculate population parameters if you have~~ (1) ~~measured medusae over a range~~ of ~~sizes [UNDER CONSTRUCTION]~~ or (2) ~~measured medusae~~ in ~~a single size-class [UNDER CONSTRUCTION]~~.		''Prepared by M. N. Dawson<br>

			== '''Pylogeny'''<br> ==

			'''Figure:'''<br>Single shortest unrooted gene tree (Length 702 steps; consistency index 0.6677) resulting from maximum parsimony analyses of published Internal Transcribed Spacer One sequences. Sequences originally published in Schroth et al. (2002) are indicated by their original three or four letter identifier; all other sequences were originally published in Dawson and Jacobs (2001). Bootstrap values > 50% are shown above each branch. The morphologies of taxa in bold font (sp. 1, sp. 3, sp. 4, sp.6) are described by Dawson (2003).<br>

			== Biogeography<br> ==

	''~~Prepared by M~~. N. Dawson''		'''Figure:'''<br>The known distribution of the genus Aurelia (modified from Dawson & Martin 2001, Dawson unpubl. data). Colored regions indicate ranges of species of Aurelia inferred from DNA sequencing analyses of COI and ITS1 (Dawson & Jacobs 2001; Dawson unpubl. data) and 16S rDNA (Schroth et al. 2002). The disjunct distributions of Aurelia sp. 1 and Aurelia sp. 4 are thought to be the result of recent anthropogenic introductions (Dawson et al. unpubl. data). This may also be the case for Aurelia aurita in the Black Sea and Aurelia sp.8 in the Mediterranean or Red seas. The grey dots show coastal regions along which Aurelia has been reported to occur but for which species identifications are unclear. <br>

Jshay at 05:20, 16 November 2009

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	~~'''Life Cycle'''~~

	<gallery>		'''Life Cycle'''
	File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
			<gallery>File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
	File:a3.jpg\|Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)		File:a3.jpg\|Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)
	File:a4.jpg\|Four primary tentacles further developed		File:a4.jpg\|Four primary tentacles further developed
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	File:a10.jpg\|Newly released ephyra		File:a10.jpg\|Newly released ephyra
	File:a11.jpg\|Juvenile medusa		File:a11.jpg\|Juvenile medusa
	~~[[Image~~:a1.jpg]]\|Mature medusa		File:a1.jpg\|Mature medusa</gallery>
	</gallery>
			Contributed by ''Chad Widmer''

	~~Contributed by ''Chad Widmer''~~
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Jshay at 04:45, 16 November 2009

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	[a2.jpg]\|Swimmin Planulae		File:a2.jpg\|Swimmin Planulae
	File:a3.jpg\|Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)		File:a3.jpg\|Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)
	File:a4.jpg\|Four primary tentacles further developed		File:a4.jpg\|Four primary tentacles further developed
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	File:a10.jpg\|Newly released ephyra		File:a10.jpg\|Newly released ephyra
	File:a11.jpg\|Juvenile medusa		File:a11.jpg\|Juvenile medusa
	[a1.jpg]\|Mature medusa		[[Image:a1.jpg]]\|Mature medusa
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	{\|		{\|
	\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2gs.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2gs.JPG\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2hs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Strobila ready to release ephyrae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2hs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Strobila ready to release ephyrae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2is.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Newly released ephyra ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2is.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Newly released ephyra ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2js.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Juvenile medusa ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2js.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Juvenile medusa ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2ks.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Mature medusae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2ks.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Mature medusae ]]
	\|}		\|}
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	{\|		{\|
	\| [[Image:Fig2as.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Swimmin Planulae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2as.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Swimmin Planulae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2bs.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)]]		\| [[Image:Fig2bs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistoma with developing mouth and four rudimentary primary tentacles (2 days post settlement)]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2cs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Four primary tentacles further developed ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2cs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Four primary tentacles further developed ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2ds.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Early eight tentacles stage ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2ds.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Early eight tentacles stage ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2es.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| 16 tentacles stage ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2es.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| 16 tentacles stage ]]
			\|}

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	\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2fs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Cluster of mature scyphistomae ]]
	\| [[Image:Fig2gs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]		\| [[Image:Fig2gs.jpg\|thumb\|upright\| Scyphistomae beginning to strobilate (neck elongation and segmentation phase) ]]