[Cnidaria] unidentified anenome-like parasites on jellyfish and an anemone hitching a ride
Browne, Joanna
jbrowne at museum.vic.gov.au
Mon Apr 13 20:44:59 PDT 2009
Dear all,
Thank you for your replies regarding mucus on my jelly net.
I have another query, I recently found several anemone-like parasites on
a Pseudorhiza haeckeli, and also on several Catostylus mosaicus in Port
Phillip Bay, Australia. To me, they don't resemble Edwardsiella or
similar, and I am not aware of other anemone parasites, can anyone out
there shed some light.
I also found another anemone which was attached to the tip of the oral
arm of a Catostylus, when I attempted to collect them, the anemone
quickly detached. Has anyone seen this before or know of any papers
detailing it? Once again , Edwardsiella etc are the only anemones I know
of to attach to jellies.
I've attached some low res pics, but could send higher quality images to
anyone interested.
Thanks in advance,
Jo Browne
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Joanna Browne
PhD Candidate
Griffith School of Environment
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Australian Rivers Institute - Coast & Estuaries
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Marine Invertebrates
Melbourne Museum
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