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Polyorchis

Polyorchis, or bell jellies, is a genus of hydrozoans in the family Corynidae. The bells can reach about 2.25 inches (5 cm).They are often found in harbors, marinas, and other calm waters close to shore. They feed on plankton and benthic crustaceans and are found near the sea floor. This page discusses the species' general morphology, geographic range…

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P. penicillatusOcelliPigments
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Polyorchis

Nodes7
Edges6
Triples18
Avg. degree1.71
Density0.285714
Components1

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Polyorchis

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related to Geographical Range and Habitat · 11
Polyorchis → Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Cortez, Mexico, North America, Northern California, San Francisco Bay, Sea, The, They, Throughout
related to General Morphology · 4
Polyorchis → Hydroid, Radial, Running, They
related to Diet · 3
Polyorchis → For, Sometimes, They

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bell found tentacles range penicillatus mouth waters feed floor general morphology habitat diet genus family around bottom called red ocean

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Polyorchisrelated to DietThey0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to DietFor0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to DietSometimes0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to General MorphologyThey0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to General MorphologyHydroid0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to General MorphologyRunning0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to General MorphologyRadial0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to Geographical Range and HabitatNorth America0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to Geographical Range and HabitatAleutian Islands0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to Geographical Range and HabitatAlaska0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to Geographical Range and HabitatSea0.60section
Polyorchisrelated to Geographical Range and HabitatCortez0.60section

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