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Scyphomedusae

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Scy`pho`me`du´sae
n. pl.1.(Zool.) Same as Acraspeda, or Discophora.


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Similar processes have been reported off Oregon, where Scyphomedusae become denser and larger in size during summer, when the movement of surface and near-surface waters concentrates plankton in nearshore retention areas (Shenker, 1984).
The scyphomedusae are thought to have been transported from the Caribbean into the Gulf of Mexico via the Loop Current.
 
 
 
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