Turritopsis rubra
crimson jelly
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Description
Turritopsis rubra, commonly referred to as the crimson jelly, is a hydrozoan within the family Oceaniidae. The species is native to New Zealand and southern Australia, typically appearing near shorelines in the summer months (December–March). The species follows a distribution pattern across the southern Pacific Ocean and can frequently be found in shallow coastal waters. Wikipedia
Datasets
Metadata
| Key | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Taxon ID | 367916 | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Division | Invertebrates | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Species | Turritopsis rubra | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Cellular root | cellular organisms | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Domain | Eukaryota | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Clade | Opisthokonta | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Kingdom | Metazoa | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Clade | Eumetazoa | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Phylum | Cnidaria | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Class | Hydrozoa | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Subclass | Hydroidolina | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Order | Anthoathecata | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Suborder | Filifera | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Family | Oceaniidae | NCBI Taxonomy |
| Genus | Turritopsis | NCBI Taxonomy |