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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 11 (1876) (1876)

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hich belong to the transportation department often extend oderms—sea cucumbers, star fishes, crinoids, etc. tions one, a cyanea arctica, a sea blubber, whose umbrella- to a distance of thirty feet from the main body of the ani- The structural plan of all the polyps is so nearly similar shaped disk… … The colors of the jelly fishes are as of life of all the polyps, some of varied as are their formsand dimen- which, like the corals, are stationary, THE DISK-BEARING JELLY FISH sions. In the bolina, for instance, while others are nomadic, and still there is a marked resemblance to a beautiful white…

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