[Cnidaria] Cnidaria Digest, Vol 60, Issue 1 Female gonophores of Ectopleura crocea

[Anita Voss]

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> From: Annalise Nawrocki <nawrocki at ku.edu>
> Subject: Re: [Cnidaria] Ectopleura crocea
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> Peter,
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> I agree with Allen Collins and Peter Schuchert that they could be
> Ectopleura crocea. But they could also be Ectopleura larynx. I
> couldn't tell from the photos, but they should be distinguishable by
> looking at the female gonophores. Crocea's female gonophores have
> eight laterally flattened and kind of keel-shaped ridges that are
> distal, instead of the four more reduced processes that are
> characteristic of larynx. I would recommend you look carefully at the
> female gonophores to help ID since they are often mistakenly
> identified in the literature. Another dead give-away to distinguish
> the two is that larynx has very distinct perisarc annulations, and is
> also typically smaller. Petersen 1990 has a good description.
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> Best,
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> Annalise Nawrocki


> message 3 about Ectopleura crocea:
I think Peter Schuchert and Annalise Nawrocki are right. Unfortunately the 
picture  in Light's manual does not show the laterally flattened ridges on 
the female gonophores of Ectopleura crocea (fig. 43 H Light's Manual is from 
Brinckmann-Voss , 1970, Fauna e Flora del Golfo di Napoli,39, Text fig. 
30, ) however the detail in  Text. fig. 31 of the same publication shows 
these details.
Anita Brinckmann-Voss


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>> Can anyone help Peter (pjbryant at uci.edu) identify these hydrozoans?
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>> Cheers,
>> Rob
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>> Subject: Interesting cnidarian....
>> From:    "Peter Bryant" <pjbryant at UCI.EDU>
>> Date:    Sat, March 28, 2009 6:26 pm
>> To:      "Hans Bode" <hrbode at UCI.EDU>
>>         resteele at UCI.EDU
>>         "rcampbel-uci.edu" <rcampbel at UCI.EDU>
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>> ....(attached) from the Marine Life Inventory at UNB this
>> morning.  Can you help to identify it?
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>> THanks!
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>> P
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