[Cnidaria] Fwd: Help with ID?

[Vicki Pearse]

I was thinking a little boloceroidid, too. Their tiny size and 
swimming habit facilitate their getting around readily. Then, when 
they arrive at some new spot, their rapid asexual proliferation 
establishes them.

Vicki


>I just emailed Peter--I'll copy the group now.
>
>I think it looks like a regenerating boloceroidean. 
>
>Meg Daly
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cnidaria-bounces at uci.edu [mailto:cnidaria-bounces at uci.edu] On Behalf
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>Subject: Re: [Cnidaria] Fwd: Help with ID?
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>It looks a bit like Edwardsia
>George
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>>  From: Rob Steele <resteele at uci.edu>
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>>  Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 10:22:56 -0700
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>>  Cc: "Peter J. BRYANT" <pjbryant at uci.edu>
>>  Subject: [Cnidaria] Fwd: Help with ID?
>>
>>  http://nathistoc.bio.uci.edu/Cnidaria/Anthozoan.htm
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