A stalked jellyfish Stenoscyphus inabai (Kishinouye, 1893) (Stauromedusae), found at The Jawbone, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria

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Author: Audrey Falconer
Date: Oct. 2013
From: The Victorian Naturalist(Vol. 130, Issue 5)
Publisher: The Field Naturalists Club of Victoria Inc.
Document Type: Article
Length: 1,593 words
Lexile Measure: 1480L

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Abstract :

The stauromedusa Stenoscyphus inabai is reported from The Jawbone, Port Phillip Bay and comparisons are made with previous observations made in the 1980s at Black Rock, Port Phillip Bay, with comments on habitat and food sources. Analysis is performed on deformity rates and compared with previous deformity rates reported in Stauromedusae. Colour images of this species are published. (The Victorian Naturalist 130 (5) 2013, 202-207). Keywords: Stauromedusa, Jawbone, Stenoscyphus inabai
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Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2013 The Field Naturalists Club of Victoria Inc.

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