CAL0015. fish-eating anemone; Tealia piscivora; thick tentacles adapted for large prey; Monterey, California
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CAL0016. white-spotted rose anemone; Tealia lofotensis; closed up to show pattern of foot; Southern California
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CAL0017. frilled or plumose anemone; Metridium senile; tentacles trap small food particles; Monterey, California
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CAL0018. anemone; Telia lofotensis; captures drift kelp with tentacles; feeds on kelp and encrusting animals; Monterey, California
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CAL0019. white spotted rose anemone mouth; Tealia lofotensis; feeds on whatever it can reach; Monterey, California
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CAL0020. (SCH177) cherry anemones; Corynactis californica; all are clones from common ancestor; Monterey; California
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CAL0021. (JEL41) pelagic solitary salp; Thetys vagina; showing gaping mouth and primitive backbone; Monterey, California
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CAL0022. (JEL42) SEQUENCE: amphipod lives within pelagic salp; Thetys vagina; feeds on plankton brought in by host; Monterey, California
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CAL0023. (JEL43) giant pelagic jellyfish Pelagia panopyra; many animals associated with this floating object; Monterey, California
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CAL0024. (JEL44) garibaldi Hypsypops rubicundus; other fish feed on tentacles; oral arms of pelagic jellyfish Chrysaora melanaster; Southern California
