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. 2016 May 5;4:e1951. doi: 10.7717/peerj.1951

Figure 1. Diversity of stalked jellyfishes.

Figure 1

Calvadosia cruxmelitensis: (A) lateral view, (B) oral view (photo credit: David Fenwick); Calvadosia campanulata: (C) lateral view, (D) oral view (photo credit: David Fenwick); Calvadosia nagatensis: (E) oral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Craterolophus convolvulus: (F, G) lateral view (photo credit: David Fenwick); Depastromorpha africana: (H) lateral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Haliclystus tenuis: (I) lateral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Haliclystus borealis: (J) lateral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Haliclystus octoradiatus: (K) oral view (photo credit: David Fenwick); Haliclystus inabai: (L) lateral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Kyopoda lamberti: (M) lateral view (photo credit: courtesy of Ronald Shimek); Lipkea sp. Japan: (N) oral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Stylocoronella riedli: (O) lateral view (proto credit: courtesy of Mat Vestjens and Anne Frijsinger); Lucernaria janetae: (P) lateral and oral views (photo credit: courtesy of Richard Lutz); Manania uchidai: (Q) lateral view (photo credit: Yayoi Hirano); Manania gwilliami: (R) oral view (photo credit: courtesy of Ronald Shimek); Manania handi: (S) lateral view (photo credit: Claudia Mills).