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Conclusions from
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Benthic surveys have shown that
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is widespread and quite abundant in the seas around the British Isles, apart from the Irish Sea, English Channel and Southern Bight. It most commonly constructs carcinoecia in association with
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but small, free-living colonies also occur. The latter facilitated cnidom comparisons between equivalent-sized polyps in carcinoecia and free-living colonies.
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has been previously demonstrated in other zoanthids (Ryland,
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., 2004), the capsule size in some nematocyst
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is correlated with polyp size (and, interestingly, may be correlated with umbrella size in
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. This has great relevance to the use of capsule size in taxonomy. Major differences were found between the cnidoms of carcinoecia and free-living colonies, including presence or absence (holotrichs in tentacles of freeliving colonies only), abundance (basitrichs being much more abundant in free-living colonies), and capsule size (both holotrichs and
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-mastigophores being larger in free-living colonies). The differences seem probably related to method of feeding, with carcinoecia polyps less dependent on captured live prey and able to benefit from the activities of the hermit crab, but may also be to protect the pagurid itself. This demonstrated paucity of nematocyst
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and abundance has a significant, negative impact on the use of cnidom characters in the taxonomy of carcinoecium-forming species of
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.
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