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Umbrella
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in diameter when gonad development starts, flatter than hemisphere when relaxed, mesoglea moderately thick, thinning towards margin. Manubrium small, urn shaped, with 4 (5?) short perradial lips, margin smooth. Gonads just developing in middle of complete radial canals and also on some incomplete ones. Complete radial canals thin, numbering 5 to 9, originating from manubrium, often irregularly spaced, rarely seen branched, some not entirely straight. With 0 to 15 incomplete centripetal canals originating from circular canal (
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), usually from marginal bulbs but not always, not reaching manubrium, length variable from very short to about 3/4 of complete radial canal length. 16 to 22 tentacles arising from small conical bulbs, few atentacular bulbs (3-6) present. Usually 2 statocysts between pairs of bulbs, variable from 1 to 4. Colour: Most specimens without colour, one had pink bulbs. A specimen for which no 16S data is available, but which looked otherwise indistinguishable, had two manubria (
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), one being smaller.
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<emphasis bold="true" box="[832,953,257,281]" pageId="78" pageNumber="314">16S Data:</emphasis>
The four sequenced specimens gave all the same 16S sequence (
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a maximum likelihood tree (not shown) obtained by comparing it to the
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16S dataset of
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it came out as sister lineage to a clade tentatively identified as
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cf.
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(GenBank
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base pair divergence between
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is 7.2%.
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While the 16S data clearly identified it as a
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, finding the correct genus of this material was difficult and is still unsettled. A specimen with five radial canals (
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) suggests that it could be
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, but the presence of centripetal canals is not compatible with this species.
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found and examined an immense number of
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over several years and the number of radial canals was somewhat variable, but he never observed centripetal canals. Mayers medusae rarely had two manubria, just like in our case (
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), although we have no 16S data for this specimen to assure that it is the same species as the others examined here.
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Our 16S sequence was relatively similar to sequences obtained from two campanulariid hydroids from
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that resembled the Australian
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<emphasis box="[1183,1379,1040,1064]" italics="true" pageId="78" pageNumber="314">Clytia stolonifera</emphasis>
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(see
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). The observed divergence of 7.2% represent likely an interspecifc difference when compared to the values of
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, but with so few samples the value is currently inconclusive. In the phylogeny of
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, their hydroids did not cluster within the
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clade, but had an ambiguous phylogenetic position, frequently placed at the base of
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. This could mean that a genus other than
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may be needed for the specimens of
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and also the medusa BFLA4253 of this study. DNA sequence information of the
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species of
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and
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<emphasis box="[1237,1375,1392,1416]" italics="true" pageId="78" pageNumber="314">Gastroblasta</emphasis>
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must be obtained to resolve if one of these genera also belongs to this clade and could be the appropriate genus. For recent discussion of these genera see
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Gravili
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(2007)
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.
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