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English: fig. 332a (upper part) Median longitudinal perradial sections and cross-sections of Stauromedusae. Somewhat diagrammic, after Gross.
A. The internal anathomy of the Cleistocarpidae, illustrated as Craterlophus tethys. C, transverse partition spanning between gonads; ex, outer chamber, fc, funnel pits containing longitudinal nucleus; g, gonad; gt, gastric cirri; lm, longitudinal muscles; s, interradial septa.Italiano: fig. 332a (parte superiore) Sezione longitudinale perradiale delle Stauromedusae. Diagramma, secondo Gross.
A. Anatomia interna delle Cleistocarpidae, illustrata come Craterlophus tethys. C, sezione transversale separante le gonadi; ex, camera esterna; fc, fosse ad imbuto contenenti il nucleo longitudinale; g, gonade; gt, cirri gastrici; lm, muscoli longitudinali; s, setti interradiali. |
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| Source | Medusae of the world vol. 3 on Open library |
| Author | Mayor, Alfred Goldsborough |
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