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which includes the sea anemones,
stony corals and soft corals.
Adult anthozoans are
almost all
attached to the seabed,
while their larvae can dis****...
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Anthozoan Mountain is a
mountain in the
Slate Range of Alberta, Canada.
Named in 1925,
fossilized anthozoans (i.e. coral) are
found in the
Devonian limestone...
- in
scyphozoans and some hydrozoans, or from a polyp, as in the case of
anthozoans.
Depending on the species, the
planula either metamorphoses directly into...
- and
Liriope can form
large shoals near the
surface in mid-ocean.
Among anthozoans, a few
scleractinian corals, sea pens and sea fans live in deep, cold...
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Zoanthus is a
genus of
anthozoans in the
family Zoanthidae. It is the type
genus for its
family and order. The
following species are
recognized in the...
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similar to sea
anemones but
belong to an
entirely different class of
anthozoans. They are solitary,
living buried in soft sediments. Tube
anemones live...
- Hydrozoa, and does not
group with myxozoans.
Medusozoans differ from
anthozoans in
having a
medusa stage in
their life cycle. The
basic pattern is medusa...
- crevice,
burrow or tube.
Unlike other cnidarians,
anemones (and
other anthozoans)
entirely lack the free-swimming
medusal stage of
their life cycle; the...
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Palythoa is a
genus of
anthozoans in the
order Zoantharia. The
polyps of
Palythoa are
partially embedded in an
encrusting mat of
tissue (coenenchyme) covering...
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these two
forms during their life cycle. In the case of Aiptasia, and all
anthozoans, the body form is the polyp. The body is
composed of a
pedal disc with...
